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Does anybody know how to find the distance between 2 things using the pythagorean theorem?​

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Answer:

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

The two objects are plotted at different points in graph and one gets the difference of points y coordinates (change in y) and change in x too.

Then one can look for distance as hypotenous and change in y as height and change in x as the base of our imaginery triangle.

Therefore, from Pythagoras Theoreom:

hyptenous² = height² + base²

Distance² = change in y² + change in x²

Distance = √change in y² + change in x²

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