Math, asked by SkateDoodle, 8 months ago

What is the distance between point G (−4, 1)and point H(−12, 1)?

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Answered by Itzmisspari03

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Since the value of the y-coordinates are the same for both points, the distance between the lines is the difference in x-coordinates, namely

distance = xh-xg = -12 - (-4) = -8, or 8 units in absolute value.

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