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find the d(x y) if co-ordinate of x and y are -2 and 5 respectively​

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Answered by SSC553
2

Answer:

Given A -B-C the co-ordinate of point A is the smallest.If d(A,B) = 7.5, d(B,C):= 13,8 and the co-ordinate of point B is 8.5.

So,

d(AB) = co-ordinate of point B - co-ordinate of point A

=> 7.5 = 8.5 - co-ordinate of point A

=> co-ordinate of point A = 1

d(B,C) = co-ordinate of point B - co-ordinate of point C or co-ordinate of point C - co-ordinate of point B

But , If the co-ordinate of point B > co-ordinate of point C, the point C is behind the point A, then co-ordinate A is not the smallest. then,

d(B,C) = co-ordinate of point C - co-ordinate of point B

=> 13.8 = co-ordinate of point C - 8.5

=> co-ordinate of point C = 13.8 + 8.5 = 22.3

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hope it helps

Step-by-step explanation:

d(a,b)= d(-2+5)= 3 units

Answered by paulpratyasha2006
2

Answer:

the coordinates of x us 33.5 and y is 36.5

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