SOLUTION: The lenght of a segment must be a positive number, Explain why the order of the coordinates f=do not matter.

SOLUTION: The lenght of a segment must be a positive number, Explain why the order of the coordinates f=do not matter.

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Question 489795: The lenght of a segment must be a positive number, Explain why the order of the coordinates f=do not matter.
Answer by cleomenius(959) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
As long as you are consistent with which is x1y1 and x2y2 you will obtain the distance of the x and y values of the points, this is what we are interested in obtaining.
when you obtain the square of each distance, you will obtain a positive number.
Cleomenius.
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