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Distance- Description

Author:mackenzie
Distance is a direct line that is between two points. To find distance you use a form of Pythagorean Theorem called distance formula which treats the distance trying to be found as the hypotenuse of a triangle by using the rise and the run between the two points as the sides of said triangle. The Distance formula is =

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