Mathematics, 16.12.2020 14:00 micahwilkerson9495
A surveyor is studying a map of the community and is using vectors to determine the distance between two schools. On the map, the surveyor determined that school A is at (7, 12), and school B is at (–21, –13). The scale of the map is 1 unit = 100 meters.
Which vector represents the path from school A to school B, and what is the actual distance between them?
A. components: actual distance: about 37.54 meters
B. components: , actual distance: about 3,754 meters
C. components: , actual distance: about 37.54 meters
D. components: , actual distance: about 3,754 meters
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