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The map of a biking trail is drawn on a coordinate grid. The trail starts at P(−7, 6) and goes to Q(4, 6). It goes from Q to R(4, −6) and then to S(6, −6). What is the total length (in units) of the biking trail?

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9 years ago

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Steve
I suggest you plot the points. You will find a bunch of horizontal and vertical line segments. Just add up the lengths.
9 years ago

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