C-06-Q052mediumsingle_mcq

If $P$ and $Q$ are different points, the number $PQ$ is—

azero
bnegative
cpositive
dimaginary

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For two distinct points, the distance $PQ$ is always a positive real number since the points are separated by a non-zero length. Distance equals zero only when the two points coincide.

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If PPP and QQQ are different points, the number PQPQPQ is—

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If PPP and QQQ are different points, the number PQPQPQ is—

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If $P$ and $Q$ are different points, the number $PQ$ is—

If $P$ and $Q$ are different points, the number $PQ$ is—