marcelinesomean marcelinesomean

04-09-2017
Mathematics

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Can anyone help me with this super hard math problem!I need help I don't know how to do it.HELP!

Can anyone help me with this super hard math problemI need help I dont know how to do itHELP class=

Can anyone help me with this super hard math problemI need help I dont know how to do itHELP class=

Can anyone help me with this super hard math problemI need help I dont know how to do itHELP class=

Can anyone help me with this super hard math problemI need help I dont know how to do itHELP class=

Can anyone help me with this super hard math problemI need help I dont know how to do itHELP class=

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ellieaikman1 ellieaikman1

04-09-2017

Its the second choice. You have to use the distance therome.

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04-09-2017

By distance therom = (8-(-2))^2+(-1-5)^2= 136

square root of 136= 2* square root of 34

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