What is the straight-line distance between (-6, - 5) and (-9, 2) on a coordinate graph?

A. 7

B. square root of 40

C. square root of 58

D. 8

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Abigayle Bass

Mathematics

18 February, 20:58

What is the straight-line distance between (-6, - 5) and (-9, 2) on a coordinate graph?

A. 7

B. square root of 40

C. square root of 58

D. 8

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Lewis Kidd · Answer 1

Answer is B of square root of 40. Because the formula is square root of (x-x ') ^ 2 + (y-y') ^ 2 = square root of (-9 + 6) ^ 2 + (2 + 50) ^ 2 = square root of 40

What is the straight-line distance between (-6, - 5) and (-9, 2) on a coordinate graph?A. 7B. square root of 40C. square root of 58D. 8

What is the straight-line distance between (-6, - 5) and (-9, 2) on a coordinate graph?

A. 7

B. square root of 40

C. square root of 58

D. 8