Learn The Distance Formula In 7 Minutes (FAST REVIEW)

The Distance Formula is an extremely important formula in Algebra and Geometry. This video will show you exactly what the Distance Formula is and how to find the distance between two points. Need more help in math? Check out my math courses below:
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[@Number-wise]

This helped me so much I cant express how grateful I am!

[@E-2.71]

Thank you!! reminded me about what I forgot several years ago, Thanks again!!!

[@eijiemoo3113]

This was the best video I’ve seen. Usually people talk slow and take 15 mins to teach me 5 simple steps. But you didn’t, you were right. No clickbait you taught me the distance formula under 7 mins and I thank you for that🥲🙏. I have a geometry test coming up so I’ll update you on my score😜

[@ThisIsNoah1610]

Its been a year. What’dya get?

[@nidurnevets]

Thanks! Very clear explanation! I am a semi-retired music teacher, learning more about math just as an interest, and to challenge my brain.

[@dionthomas5418]

Thanks I like the video about distance formula easy and straight to the point

[@alejandrovillasenor6749]

thank you, it was so much help

[@larryj.bennett5087]

Thanks i really need these videos

[@who_askednobodyasked6909]

the Greater X or Y is the first number I got a number in the hundreds

[@ashleyluff700]

Thanks gang

[@giftedone2day725]

Am confussed on the calculation part

[@namya501]

‏I think
if you remove the earring you will understand

[@10OzGlove]

It's basically the Pythagoras theorem. The distance we are looking for is the hypotenuse of a right triangle (he didn't draw it). Pythagoras says : hypotenuse = square_root_of(side A^2 + side B^2). Try and look at it as a right triangle and see if it makes more sense.

[@giftedone2day725]

@@10OzGlove this is a distance formula for a slope/ Rise over Run

[@10OzGlove]

@Shmane Humphrey No it's not. Slope or Rise over Run is to calculate the rate of change. This one is to calculate a distance between to points on a Cartesian plane. It is the same as the Pythagorean theorem. A^2+B^2 = C^2. The distance formula is a formalization of the Pythagorean Theorem using x and y coordinates. In other words, they are the same thing in two seemingly different contexts.

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@@namya501 im crying

[@charlesowenssr4429]

Thank you

[@maxamedaxmedn6380]

Thanks

[@ratatatatfk9257]

what about if there are 3 coordinates T_T i'm having a really difficult time

[@kentcolina1546]

Why not explain the √90 is √9&√10 and its answer is 3√10

[@Mariposa1990]

That is what I got but somehow he got a decimal which confused me entirely.

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you kinda sound like soos from gravity falls

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