How do you find the magnitude of YZ given Y(14,-23) and Z(23, -14)?

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How do you find the magnitude of YZ given Y(14,-23) and Z(23, -14)?

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Answer 1 · 2017-08-29T22:20:55

$9 \sqrt{2}$ $9sqrt(2)$ or 12.7279221

Explanation:

Magnitude = $\sqrt{{change in Y}^{2} + {change in Z}^{2}}$ $sqrt("change in Y"^2+"change in Z"^2)$
or $\sqrt{{(- 23 - - 14)}^{2} + {(14 - 23)}^{2}}$ $sqrt((-23--14)^2+(14-23)^2)$
which is $\sqrt{{(9)}^{2} + {(9)}^{2}}$ $sqrt((9)^2+(9)^2)$
which is $\sqrt{162}$ $sqrt(162)$
and can be simplified down to $9 \sqrt{2}$ $9sqrt(2)$

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