Mathematics, 12.11.2020 01:10, LanBon02

The Diver: (-6, 3) The whale: (-7, -6)
The Treasure: (7, 3)

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1. If Captain Sullivan lost his map but he knew the coordinates of the diver and the treasure, how could he find the distance between the diver and the treasure?

2. Captain Sullivan decides to plot a decoy treasure at 5 1/2 - 2 3/4. Plot this point on the map(Coordinate Graph).

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The Diver: (-6, 3) The whale: (-7, -6)
The Treasure: (7, 3)

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