Math, asked by boyharishankar51, 11 months ago

Find the distance between the straight line x - 2y + 1 equal to zero and a line parallel to the line through the point - 1, 2.

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Answered by trishakorada

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Answer:

the parallel line is x-2y+5=0

and the distance between them is

$4 \div \sqrt{5}$

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