Mathematics, 26.02.2020 23:34, weeblordd

Find the distance CB for the points C(8, –6) and B(6, 7).
a.
distance =
c.
distance =
b.
distance =
d.
distance =

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Find the distance CB for the points C(8, –6) and B(6, 7).
a.
distance =
c.
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