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Answered by Aloi99
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Given:-

๛A=(3,4)→(x1,y1)

๛B=(-4,-3)→(x2,y2)

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To Find:-

✪The Distance of the points?

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AnsWer:-

Option 3 is Correct.

Explanation:-

▼Using Distance Forumla▼

➜√AB=√(x2-x1)²+(y2-y1)²

•Putting the Values•

➜√AB=√(-4-3)²+(-3-4)²

➜√AB=√(-7)²+(-7)²

➜√AB=√49+49

➜√AB=7+7

☞√AB=14

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Answered by Saby123
4

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QUESTION -

 \sf{ Two \: points \: ( 3 , \: 4 ) \: and \: (  -4 , \: -3 )  \: are \: at }

  \sf {  a \: distance \: from \: each \: other \: }  \\ \\

 \sf {  ( approximate ) \: :- \\ \\ [1] \: 10 \: m \\ \\ [ 2 ] \:  7 \: m  }

 \\ \\ [ 3 ] \: 14 \: m \\ \\ [ 4 ] \: 5 \: m }

FORMULAE USED -

 Distance \: between \: two \: points \: :- \\ \\ d = \sqrt{ { x_{2} - x_{1} } ^ 2 + {  y_ { 2 } - y _ { 1 } } ^ 2 }

Substuting the required values :

 d = \sqrt{ { ( -4-3 )  } ^ 2 + {(  -3-4 )  } ^ 2 } \\ \\ =&gt; \sqrt { 2 \times {(  -7 )  } ^ 2 } \\ \\ =&gt; \sqrt{98} \\ \\ =&gt; 9.89 \: m \\ \\ =&gt; \approx \: 10 \: m . \: </p><p>.......... [ 1 ]

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