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Geometry · Episode 8 of DinoMath

Practice analytic geometry

Analytic geometry unites algebra and geometry, using coordinates to describe points, lines and shapes.

In DinoMath you use it to locate fossils and measure distances.

Practice example

Distance between (1,2) and (4,6) is 5

What you’ll practice

Cartesian plane

Locate points with coordinates (x, y).

Distance between points

Calculate distance using the Pythagorean theorem.

Midpoint

Find the midpoint between two points.

Slope of a line

Calculate the slope between two points.

Practice Mode: Analytic Geometry

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