How would I got about setting up and solving this problem?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-06-02 11:02:12

Social Science

6 answers

Anonymous

P1P2= sqr[(2-(-6))^2+(-4-(-14))^2]= sqr[64+100]= sqr(164)= sqr(4*41)= 2sqr(41)
Anonymous

2√41
Anonymous

We use the Pythagorean Theorem to solve this problem. d = √[(-6 – 2)^2 + (-14 – -4)^2 d = √(-8^2 + -10^2) = √ 164 This is approximately ± 13.
Anonymous

Damn, that is some fine handwriting there.
Anonymous

Apply Pythagoras d=√((P₁x-P₂x)²+(P₁y-P₂y)²)= =√((2+6)²+(-4+14)²)= =√(8²+10²)= =√164= 2√41
Anonymous

start by finding the distance formula in your notes