SOLUTION: What is the distance between (-6, -6) and (-6, 1)? A.5 units B.12 units C.7 units D.0 units

SOLUTION: What is the distance between (-6, -6) and (-6, 1)? A.5 units B.12 units C.7 units D.0 units

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Question 1137619: What is the distance between (-6, -6) and (-6, 1)?
A.5 units

B.12 units

C.7 units

D.0 units
Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

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The distance is 7.

answer: C. units
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