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Find the distance between the two points.

(-6, -7), (0, 0)
The distance between the two points is
units.

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Explanation:


\sf Given\begin{cases}\sf x_1=-6 ,y_1=-7\\ \sf x_2=0, y_2=0\end{cases}

  • We know that distance formula is
  • √(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2

  • \sf \rightarrowtail \: \sqrt{ {(0 + 6)}^(2) + {(0 + 7)}^(2) } \\ \sf \rightarrowtail \: \sqrt{ {(6)}^(2) + {(7)}^(2) } \\ \sf \rightarrowtail \: √(36 + 49 ) \\ \sf \rightarrowtail \: √(85) \\ \sf \rightarrowtail \: 9.2
User Rissa
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4 votes

Hey there!

Distance formula:

d =
\sqrt{(x_(2)-x_(1))+(y_(2)-y_(1)) }

Plug in variables:

d =
√((0-(-6))+(0-(-7)))

Simplify.

d =
√(6+7)

d =
√(13)

The distance between the two points is
√(13) units.

Hope this helps!

User Oztaco
by
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