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BrentGMATPrepNowavigutman isn't it true that in Geometry, Co-ordinate and Number lines (unless stated otherwise) the diagram is drawn to scale? And hence in this question, we can assume all for points to be equidistant from each other?
The diagrams in Problem Solving questions are drawn to scale (unless stated otherwise). However, the diagrams in Data Sufficiency questions are not necessarily drawn to scale.
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