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if John's house is at the order pair (-2;9) on a map and Kim's house is at (5,9), how far is it from John's house to Kim's house?​
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if John's house is at the order pair (-2;9) on a map and Kim's house is at (5,9), how far is it from John's house to Kim's house?​

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so i'm guessing that you use the distance formula so i'll just take a picture of what I did (but I'm not sure if it's correct based on other answers)

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