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What is the exact distance between A (-5, 10) and B (1, 15)

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Answer:


√(61)

Explanation:

distance formula =
\sqrt{(x2-x1)^(2)+(y2-y1)^(2) }

Our 2 points:

(-5,10)

(1,15)

=
\sqrt{(-5-1)^(2)+(10-15)^(2)}

=
\sqrt{(-6)^(2)+(-5)^(2)}

=
√(36+25)

=
√(61)

So I'm guessing your professor doesn't want any rounding bc it says EXACT distance.

61 is a prime number so we can't simplify it any further. So that would be the final answer. This is approx 7.81.

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User Raupach
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Length formula should be used here, so the answer is square root 61

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What is the exact distance between A (-5, 10) and B (1, 15)-example-1
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