We have the following points and their coordinates:

We must compute the distance ST between them.
The distance ST between the two points is given by:
![ST=\sqrt[]{(x_S-x_T)^2+(y_S-y_T)^2_{}},](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/johrpk7ylkzxca6vv8m4c5g94emn6n05if.png)
where (xS,yS) are the coordinates of the point S and (xT,yT) are the coordinates of the point T.
Replacing the coordinates of the points in the formula above, we find that:
![\begin{gathered} ST=\sqrt[]{(-3_{}-(-2)_{})^2+(10_{}-3_{})^2_{}}, \\ ST=\sqrt[]{1^2+7^2}, \\ ST=\sqrt[]{50}\text{.} \end{gathered}](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/zrm670dvi3f2w0uijxjm9h02h96lb0p7iv.png)
Answer: ST = √50