Matthew B. answered 08/23/24
Master Degree in Student Affairs and BA in Mathematics
To find the distance between two points we need to subtract our points with the following formula:
d=√(x1-x2)2+(y1-y2)2
B(5,6) and C(1,3)
Let identify our parts: x1=5 from point B, x2=1 from point C, y1=6 from point B, and y2=3 from point C
Then we substitute the number in the distance formula as such:
d=√(5-1)2+(6-3)2
d=√(4)2+(3)2
d=√16+9
d=√25
When we take square root of 25 which is perfect square
d=5
Any further questions on the concept of distance formula please let me know.