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Given point R ( 4,-2) and point S (2,8), how do you find the distance between R and S on a coordinate plane pls help pls pls if not i will get a o permanent for all my missing work pls help me out ill give you the brainly 5 stars pygathagorean Theorem=a2+b2=c2 hypotenuse=c legs=a or b right angle=90 square root

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jrb75
I believe the answer is √104 or 10.2.

I used the distance formula, which is
d = √(x2 - x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2.
So, d = √(2 - 4)^2 + (8 - - 2)^2
d = √104

Not sure how the Pythagorean theorem would work here. Hope this helps

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