Answer those and you should be able to solve the rest.
If I could work out the y coordinate of p I should be able to do this. I can't seem to work it out. Then for AC I would say AC2=(p−2)2+(ycoordinate−5)2?
If I could work out the y coordinate of p I should be able to do this. I can't seem to work it out. Then for AC I would say AC2=(p−2)2+(ycoordinate−5)2?
I've tried doing it but its not as easy as it looks.
If I could work out the y coordinate of p I should be able to do this. I can't seem to work it out. Then for AC I would say AC2=(p−2)2+(ycoordinate−5)2?
You know what the y coordinate will be in terms of p because C lies on the line and you worked out the equation of the line earlier in the question.