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Find the perimeter of a square whose vertices are located at (0, 0), (0, -4), (-4, 0), and (-4, -4).
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12 square units
what is side length?
I only did the square units O. O
think again ?
Hmm
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18 square units!
What do you understand by perimeter ?
try to find length of one side of square
then multiply it by 4 to get perimeter
K give me second
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25 units
nope
16 units *feels embarrassed*
finally : )
heheheh.. GOTCHA! you said all four options! that was smart! B| hmm..
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@AravindG you see this ?
:D
o.O
were u cheating?
@shubhamsrg thanks for the spot
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:P
will be careful next time
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