What is the distance between #(3,-2,-2)# and #(5,-4,-6)#?
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The distance between the two points can be found using a kind of extended Pythagoras formula:
so, using our coordinates given in the problem:
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The distance between (3,-2,-2) and (5,-4,-6) is approximately 3.464 units.
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