I'm not understanding this, Appreciate some help.Assume that the coordinates of the points P, Q, R, S, and O are as follows: P(−2, 5) Q(6, 1) R(8, −3) S(−4, −7) O(0, 0)
Solve for SQ + QP

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I'm not understanding this, Appreciate some help.Assume that the coordinates of the points  P, Q, R, S, and O are as follows: P(−2, 5)    Q(6, 1)    R(8, −3)    S(−4, −7)    O(0, 0) 
Solve for SQ + QP

anonymous · Answer

$$d=\sqrt{(x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2}$$

anonymous · Answer

find the distance between those points then add them

anonymous · Answer

for SQ i got$$\sqrt{296}$$ and for QP i got $$\sqrt{80}$$

anonymous · Answer

do I just add thise together now