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McGraw Hill Glencoe Geometry, 2012

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3. Distance and Midpoints

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Exercise 28 Page 31

Use the Distance Formula in Coordinate Plane.

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To determine the distance between two points, we use the Distance Formula in a Coordinate Plane. The given points are

Y (- 4, 9)

and

Z (- 5, 3) .

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Check Your Understanding p.30-31

Practice and Problem Solving p.31-34

H.O.T. Problems p.34

Standardized Test Practice p.35

Spiral Review p.35

Skills Review p.35