The distance between the points(-3, -5) and (2,7) on the coordinate plane is given as 5^2+ t^2. what us the value of t​

Step-by-step explanation:

so we can use + 25  as one expression and the find the distance between the points and set the expression equal to that number.  That's our strategy.

dist = the square root  of  +  

where x and y are the change in x2 to x1 and y2 to y1

P1 = ( -3, -5)

P2 = (2, 7 )

dist = square root of (  [2 -(-3) ]^2  + [7-(-5)]2)

dist = sq rt  ( 5^2 + 12^2 )

dist = sq rt ( 25 + 144)

dist = sq rt (169)

dist = 13

now set our eq.  equal to that number

+ 25 = 13

= -12

this is looking kinda bad, do you know complex numbers?

t = 0 + j 3.46410

hmmm  I'm wondering if you've  left out .. or forgotten some thing in the question?   :/

goog may have it for you