Let's first determine the coordinates of the points as described:
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Point A:
- "three units to the left of the origin" means -3 on the x-axis.
- "two units below the X-axis" means -2 on the y-axis.
- Therefore, Point A is at coordinates A(-3, -2).
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Point B:
- "five units to the right of the origin" gives us 5 on the x-axis.
- "four units above the X-axis" means +4 on the y-axis.
- Thus, Point B is at coordinates B(5, 4).
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Point C:
- "one unit to the right of the origin" gives us 1 on the x-axis.
- No vertical position is mentioned, so we can assume it is on the x-axis (y=0).
- Therefore, Point C is at coordinates C(1, 0).
Now, we need to find a point that is 4.5 units away from Point A(-3, -2). The distance formula between two points
Substituting Point A's coordinates into the formula, we need the distance
Squaring both sides gives us:
Now, we can find multiple points that satisfy this equation.
To find potential points, we can start with some easy values for
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If
: Points: (-3, 2.5) and (-3, -6.5) -
If
: orApproximating
:Point: (1, 0.06) and (1, -4.06)
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If
: orApproximating
:Point: (0, 1.35) and (0, -5.35)
These calculations give us multiple points that are 4.5 units away from point A (-3, -2).
Some of these points could be:
- (-3, 2.5)
- (-3, -6.5)
- (1, 0.06)
- (1, -4.06)
- (0, 1.35)
- (0, -5.35)
You can choose any of these points based on your specific requirement or context you have in your question.