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Consider the following two points: M(5, 7) & P(x, 3). The distance of MP is 5 units. Find the missing coordinate of the second point that will give this distance. Draw a possible right triangle to help you find the missing coordinates. Show your work on graph paper. Explain how you found your answer. Hint: MP is the hypotenuse… which point will create a right triangle? Extra Hint: If you do not sketch this you will likely not be able to solve the problem.

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