It's on a coordinate plane and those are the coordinates
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First we take the differences between the coords:

x: 50, y: 300-90=210.

Square these: 2500, 44100 and add the squares: 46600.

The length of the line joining the coords is the square root of this: √46600=215.87 approx. (Pythagoras’ Theorem).

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