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What is the distance from point N to LM in the figure below?

What is the distance from point N to LM in the figure below?-example-1

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Answer:

E

Explanation:

The distance from N to LM is the perpendicular distance from N to LM

From the diagram this is 6. 8 → E

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Answer:

The correct option is E. The distance from point N to LM in the given figure is 6.8 units.

Explanation:

In the given figure the line NO is perpendicular to the line LM. The length of line segments are NL=7.6 units, NO=6.8 units and NM=9.7 units.

When we talk about the distance from a point to a line, then we consider the perpendicular distance between point and line.

Here, we have to find the distance from point N to LM.

From the given figure it is clear that the perpendicular distance between the point N and line LM is 6.8 units. So, the distance from point N to LM in the given figure is 6.8 units.

Therefore the correct option is E.

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