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What is the distance from the line y=3 to the point (2, 5)
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What is the distance from the line y=3 to the point (2, 5)

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2 left and 2 down because you need to get to the y axis by subtracting 2 and go down 2 to get to 3
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Answer: The Straight Distance is 3

Explanation: First, draw the graph of Y = 2. Second, Put the point (2, 5) and you will find the direct distance; 3.

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