I'll give brainliest (i'm sorry i cant type xd)

two vertices of a rectangle are (−10, −7) and (−10, 18) .

what is the length of this side of the rectangle?

enter your answer in the box (in units)

(i swear im not gonna ask any thing else i promise xd)

The answer is: 25 units.

Since we are given the side vertices location, we can calculate the length of the side.

Both vertices have an equal x-coordinate, meaning that the length of the side will be given for the difference between the vertices y-coordinates.

So, since the distance between the two points will be the length of the side, we can calculate using the following formula:

So, the length of the side of the rectangle is 25 units.

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