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Using The Distance Formula: What is the length of AB With A(3,4) and B(-4,6) A'B' = D2/3 (AB)

Using The Distance Formula: What is the length of AB With A(3,4) and B(-4,6) A'B' = D2/3 (AB)
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Using The Distance Formula: What is the length of AB

With A(3,4) and B(-4,6)

A'B' = D2/3 (AB)

Using The Distance Formula: What is the length of AB With A(3,4) and B(-4,6) A'B' = D-example-1
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Answer: 7.28 so it should be ‘A’ (7.3)
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