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Calculate the distance point A (−3, 6, 2) and point B (4, −5, 6) are from the origin. Round to the nearest tenth. Approximately how much farther from the origin is point B than …

Calculate the distance point A (−3, 6, 2) and point B (4, −5, 6) are from the origin. Round to the nearest tenth. Approximately how much farther from the origin is point B than …
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Calculate the distance point A (−3, 6, 2) and point B (4, −5, 6) are from the origin. Round to the nearest tenth.

Approximately how much farther from the origin is point B than point A?

1.8 units
2.4 units
3.2 units
4.0 units

User Ben Krueger
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Answer: 1.8 units

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Calculate the distance point A (−3, 6, 2) and point B (4, −5, 6) are from the origin-example-1
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