SOLUTION: what is the length of line st if s is at -6,-4 and t is at 5,-9 in a line graph

SOLUTION: what is the length of line st if s is at -6,-4 and t is at 5,-9 in a line graph

Algebra.Com

Question 753803: what is the length of line st if s is at -6,-4 and t is at 5,-9 in a line graph
Answer by Cromlix(4381) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Distance formula = sqroot (x2- x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2
Using (-6 ,-4) and (5, -9)
sqroot (5-(-6))^2 + (-9 -(-4))^2
sqroot (11)^2 + (-5)^2
sqroot 121 + 25
sqroot 146
= 12.1 units
RELATED QUESTIONS
Given that S is a point on line RT, use the given lengths to calculate the following: if (answered by ewatrrr)

Line segment RS=3x-3 and Line Segment ST=2x+6. What is the value of line segment RS if ST (answered by stanbon)

Please help with the homework: The graph of the function F, which is a straight line... (answered by ikleyn)

in isosceles triangle RST, line RS is congruent to line ST. if measure angle T=2(X+3)... (answered by Onmyoji.S)

the midpoint of line ST is the orgin. Point t is located in quadrant too. what quadrant... (answered by Alan3354)

r is the midpoint of line segment pt, and q is the midpoint of line segment pr. If s is a (answered by RAY100)

Given: right △RST with RT = 8radical 2 and m∠ STV = 150° Find: RS and ST... (answered by Boreal,MathTherapy)

2. For a line segment ST, one endpoint is S(-1/2), 4) and the midpoint is M(6, -3/4).... (answered by edjones)

find the value of the variable and ST if S is between R and T. RS=7a,ST=12a,RS=28... (answered by vamsijuly13)