Math, asked by asad35391, 1 year ago

Normally, the distance is taken as a straight line between any two points.

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Answered by PRELOADEDVERSION

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Yes in maths language the distance between two point will be a straight line

Answered by Anonymous

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Yes, u r right....

mostly the distance is taken as a straight line, but not always....

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