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The distance between the points (6, b0 and (2, -4) is 4 to the sqaure root of five. find the value of b
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The distance between the points (6, b0 and (2, -4) is 4 to the sqaure root of five. find the value of b
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√(6-2)² + (b+4)² = 4√5
√16+b²+8b+16 =√80
b²+8b+32=80
b² + 8b - 48 = 0
(b+12)(b-4)=0
b can be-12 or 4
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