Which expression shows the correct way to find the distance between (18, 20) and (32, 16)?

Basically if your spending like 10 minutes trying to understand that hand writing the question is asking for the formula you would use to find the distance and the ANSWER is √(32-18)^2+(16-20)^2

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Which im a very stubborn person and i tried to solve that language from NBG1 and it click, if you replace the variables from the  Distance Formula then you will get the answer

But if you are trying to solve the distance then it will be 18.4 because you find the distance from the 3rd missing dot which will be( 18,16)  and you will get  √(4^2+18^18)

which will give you √340

and you have to estimate to the nearest tenths which will be 18.4  

√(32-18)^2+(16-20)^2

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all the angles opposite to the angle 150 would be 150 and all the angles that are next to 150 are 30 because they equal 180 it you add it up.

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