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Find the length of each of the three line segments. (see attachment)
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do you know the distance formula?
Kind'of ... It was confusing to me.
Here, this might help you to visualise what you're trying to work out.
\[d=\sqrt{(y _{2}-y _{1})^2+(x _{2}-x _{1})^2}\]
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Sooo, d= \[\sqrt{3-(-1) + -4+(-8) } ?\]
(-4,3) and (-2,1) are two endpoints Replace the y's in the formula with the y values of the ordered pairs. Do the same with the x's and then simplify the result.
You forgot the square part.
And it should be 4 minus -8
√3-(-1)^2+4-(-8)^2?
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