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Find the distance between the two points (3, 2 ) and (5, -2)

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User Lachie
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It should be, if my math is right,20‾‾‾
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User Carbontracking
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First of all, you have to imagine a triangle with a line connecting the two points and a verticle and horizontal line. You know that the lengths of the two shorter lines squared and added together will equal the length of the longer line squared because a^2+b^2=C^2, so you need to find the length of the two shorter lines. One line is 2 long (5-3) and the other is 4 long(2--2).2 sqaured is 4 and 4 squared is 16. 16+4 is 20. The answer is square root twenty.
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