This math topic focuses on calculating the distance between two points on a Cartesian grid through radicals. Students are required to apply the Pythagorean theorem implicitly to find distances, which are then shown as the square roots of sums of squares of differences in the x and y coordinates. The problems vary by specific points, and potential answers are provided in radical form, emphasizing understanding and manipulation of square root expressions. This is a fundamental exercise in geometry, enhancing spatial reasoning and algebraic skills combined.

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