IB AA · 4B Three-Dimensional Coordinate Geometry
Add the squared change in z, then take the square root.
Formula
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Same steps as the plane
Subtract, square, add, then simplify the square root.
A zero change
If one coordinate is the same for both points, that term is 0.
Exact form
Leave a simplified radical when the sum of squares is not a perfect square.
The distance is a whole number.
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d = 9
Answer: 9
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d = 7
Answer: 7
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d = 13
Answer: 13
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Answer: 9
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Answer: 9
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One coordinate does not change.
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Answer: 10
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Answer: 13
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Answer: 7
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Simplify the square root.
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Answer: 9
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Answer: 13
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Answer: 10
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Answer: 13
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