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Mathematics, 31.08.2020 01:01 jaceechesick

A particle begins at (−ℎ,−3) and then travels to (−ℎ,5). It then travels from (−ℎ,5), to (−ℎ,−5). a. What is the total distance the particle has traveled?

b. What is the distance from A directly to C?

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