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Chapter 10: Q. 01 (page 667)

The distance fromP1=(3,-4)toP2=(-2,1)isd=____________.

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The distance from the point P1=(3,-4)to P2=(-2,1)is7.07.

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Step 1. Given Information

The given two points areP1=(3,-4)andP2=(-2,1).

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Step 2. Objective of the problem

We need to find the distance between the pointsP1=(3,-4)andP2=(-2,1)

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