The distance between 2 points is found by the x terms and squaring the result, the y terms and squaring the result, taking the sum of the results and then finding the square root of the sum. subtracting; subtracting adding; adding adding; subtracting subtracting; adding

Choice A) subtracting; subtracting

The goal is to find the legs of the right triangle, so you can find the hypotenuse. The hypotenuse is the distance between the two points. See the attached image. 

The coordinate of F is (-6, -1).

Explanation: When finding the coordinates of a point, first look at its position on the X axis (horizontal axis). The point F lies on the “-6” marking on this axis. Now, look at the point’s position on the Y axis (vertical axis). Point F lies on the “-1” marking on the Y axis. Now that you have both X and Y values of the point, you can write it in the final format: (X, Y) ——> (-6, -1)

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