Find the coordinates of the points that are 10 units away from the origin and have a y-coordinate equal to -6.. (smallest x value, and largest x value)
Formula for the distance between two coordinates: d = \(\sqrt{(x1-x2) ^{2} +(y1-y2) ^{2} }\) \(10 = \sqrt{(x-0)^{2}+ ( -6-0) ^{2} } \\ 100 = x^{2} +36\) x² = 100-36 x² = 64 Answer: x = - 8 (smallest x-value) and x = 8 (largest x-value)