In Problems 35–46, find the distance d (P , P;) between the points P, and P,.35.36.37.38.2 P, = (2, 1)P, = (0, 0)P, = (-2, 1) [P, = (0, 0)P2 = (-2, 2)P, = (-1, 1)P, = (1, 1)

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In Problems 35–46, find the distance d (P , P;) between the points P, and P,. 35. 36. 37. 38. 2 P, = (2, 1) P, = (0, 0) P, = (-2, 1) [P, = (0, 0) P2 = (-2, 2) P, = (-1, 1) P, = (1, 1)