The document discusses calculating distances between points and other geometric concepts. It contains 10 problems involving finding distances between points, determining if points are collinear, finding a point a given distance from another, and calculating circumference and area of circles and quadrilaterals using given points. The final problem directs the reader to exercise 4 for additional practice with these geometric concepts.

1. Distance between Points
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3. Find the length of AB
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4. Find the length of DC
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5. Plot the point A(5,4) and B(­1,­4).
Find the distance b/w the 2 points (AB)
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6. • Find the distance b/w (­3,4) and (9,­1)
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7. • Show that the points A(­1,4), B(­7,0) and C(2,6)
are collinear (lie on the same straight line)
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8. Find a point on the x­axis that is a
distance of 10 units from the pt. (4,8).
Explain why there are two answers.
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9. The end points of the diameter of a circle are (­2, 3) and (5, ­1).
Find its Circumference and its Area.
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10. What is the area of the quadrilateral joining
the points: (­2,­1), (­3,3) (1,4), and (2,0)
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11. Assignment:
Exercise 4
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