Step 1 :Let west_distance be the distance Tim lives west of the intersection, and north_distance be the distance the library is north of the intersection. We have west_distance = 1400 m and north_distance = 1050 m.
Step 2 :Use the Pythagorean theorem to find the distance between Tim's house and the library: \(distance = \sqrt{west\_distance^2 + north\_distance^2}\)
Step 3 :Substitute the values: \(distance = \sqrt{1400^2 + 1050^2}\)
Step 4 :Calculate the distance: \(distance = 1750\)
Step 5 :\(\boxed{The distance between Tim's house and the library is 1750 meters.}\)