Using the Pythagorean theorem calculate the distance between (3,4) and (-5,-2)

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Using the Pythagorean theorem calculate the distance between (3,4) and (-5,-2)

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Answer: I think this is it.

(3,-2)

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Answer:

Explanation:

Find the slope:

$(4--2)/(3--5) =(6)/(8) \\$

-6² + -8² = x²

36 + 64 = x²

√100 = x

MkV answered Jul 28, 2021

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