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Yes, just enter x = 2 and then after that y = 6 as Agnishom suggests.
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Now, it looks like this :
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I am sorry, it is y = 2 and x = 6, so please erase those lines and enter the new two.
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Looks better now.
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Very good, you learn fast, Now at the intersection of the two perpendicular lines put a point.
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Okay.
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Notice the the 3 points form a right triangle. Use the polygon tool and connect all three points and a triangle will form.
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Hi Chris;
Can you guess using your geometry knowledge the lengths of the legs of the right triangle?
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3 and 5
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That is correct, notice that the distance between the two points we want is the hypotenuse of the right triangle. Know how to find the hypotenuse?
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c^2 = 34
Last edited by David (2014-12-08 06:15:08)
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You mean 34
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Yes. Square root 34. I got the answer @ 5.8309518948453004709 thought M.
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That is correct but did you draw the triangle before you did the algebra?
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I already did draw the triangle.
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Yes, he did it in his head.
Suppose you have two points (x1,y1) and (x2,y2).
Do you agree that the vertical distance between them is |y2-y1| and the horizontal distance between them is |x2 - x1|?
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Just for your information look in the algebra pane in gebra and you see that answer done for you.
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Oh I see. This is some note I did about the distance formula.
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So what do you need?
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I need this in M. And what are we suppose to do in Gebra now? Sorry about the thing being full size O.O
Last edited by David (2014-12-08 06:25:12)
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If you have the triangle then the answer is already computed for you in gebra.
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How should we do this in M?
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Distance[a_,b_] := Sqrt[(a[[1]]-b[[1]])^2 + (a[[2]]-b[[2]])^2]
Last edited by Agnishom (2014-12-08 06:48:28)
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So... Now it becomes some sort of function?
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Yes, you right up a little function as he has done. You always should do this.
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