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Use Pythagoras.

d^2 = ( x - x(1))^2 + ( y - y(1))^2

Substituting (13,-17) & ( -10.-17)

d^2 = ( 13 - - 10)^2 + ( -17--17)^2

d^2 = 23^2 + 0^2

d^2 = 23^2

d = 23

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