The vertices of her garden are located at the points (−1,5), (4,2) and (9,−4) on a coordinate grid. If each unit on the grid represents a foot and the material costs $8 per foot, how much will she pay for the material on the side between points (−1,5) and (4,2)?

Given:

The vertices of the garden on a coordinate grid are (−1,5), (4,2) and (9,−4).

Each unit on the grid represents a foot and the material costs $8 per foot.

To find:

The cost for the material on the side between points (−1,5) and (4,2).

Solution:

Distance formula:

Using the above formula, the distance between points (−1,5) and (4,2) is

On further simplification, we get

Now,

1 unit = 1 foot and 1 foot material costs is $8.

So, 1 unit material cost is $8.

Cost of material for 5.83 units is

Therefore, the cost for the material on the side between points (−1,5) and (4,2) is $46.64.

well what you have to do is divide 84 by 6 so theanswer

step-by-step explanation:

84 divided by 6 = 14

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