Problem: Use distance formula to calculate distance between (2, 5) and (-1, 1).
Is the answer to this problem 5?

why the distance to read the book at least 30 cm from the eye?
whether there is a scientific explanation, such as physics formula?

Distance Formula is used.

Example:
Which one would go the furthest if pushed?
A. 10N applied to a 54 kg. car
B.20N applied to a 60 kg. box
And so on. How would I find the distance that it moved? Take in mind that I’m only in 7th grade so please explain it simply and not too complicated.Ii don’t want the answer, just [...]

Find the point on the line 5 x + 5 y + 3 =0 which is closest to the point ( 3, 3 ).
I know you have to take the derivative of the distance formula, but i dont know how to go about the rest.

G(2,a), H(1,4);D=square root of 17.
possible answers are: A.2 B.1 C.0 D.-1
ive been working on this question for about an hour and i cant figure it out. help please.
use the distance formula.
d=(x2-x1)squared+ (y2-y1)square
under a radical.
damn you made it look so easy. thanks a lot.

I have a problem where I’m given the velocity (not linear). And I find the acceleration (not linear).
With those how do you find the distance traveled (NOT displacement) without using antiderivative formulas (we haven’t gotten to that part yet)?

my treadmill display is not working accurately except for mph. trying to figure out how far i am running. calories and fat calories burned also. what is the distance at 6,7,8,9,10 mph for 30 minutes? is there a mathematical formula to go by?

Find a polynomial equation with integer coefficients for the set of coplanar points described.
I know you use the distance formula…. but I don’t know how to set the problem up!