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Find the distance between the two points (-2, 1) and (3,4)
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Find the distance between the two points (-2, 1) and (3,4)

User Sam Munroe
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Answer:


2√(2)

Explanation:


d = \sqrt[]{(x_(2)-x_(1))+(y_(2)-y_(1))} | Distance formula


d = \sqrt[]{(3-(-2))+(4-1)} | Plug in


d = 2√(2) | Solve

User John Paraskevopoulos
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Answer:


√(34) or 5.83

Explanation:

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