Question

Just 2 problems today! :D @jigglypuff314

Answer 1

Graph the points.

Answer 2

you can determine the perimeter without the need of the distance formula.
you just have to graph the points connect them and look at the change between the points.

Answer 3

with that you can easily find your perimeter.

Answer 4

It's a square. But how do you find the perimeter?

Answer 5

Or how do you count each side?

Answer 6

The perimeter is the value of all the sides added, in this case distance between each points times 4.
Because it is a square all sides are equal
p = 4s

Answer 7

\[distance formula: \sqrt{(x _{2}-x _{1})^{2} + (y _{2}-y _{1})^{2}}\]given points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)

Answer 8

in addition to what em has shown.
input (0,3), (3,0) as your values for the formula

Answer 9

Once you find the distance.
Input that into:
P = 4s
where the distance = s
to get your perimeter

Answer 10

Area=16
Perimeter=16?

Answer 11

No.
Use the distance formula, since the square is rotated about the axis.
Unfortunately you can't just look at the distance and find the length for this.

Answer 12

4.34 now what?

Answer 13

\[\huge d = \sqrt{(3-0)^2 + (0-3)^2} = \sqrt{18} = 3\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 14

Keep the form in radicals.

Answer 15

Ok

Answer 16

\[\huge P = 4s\]
\[\huge P = 4(3\sqrt{2})\]
\[\huge P = 12\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 17

SO perimeter is 16.97?

Answer 18

yep :)

Answer 19

And area?

Answer 20

3√2 times 3√2 =

Answer 21

18

Answer 22

:) And last one.

Answer 23

You don't really need our help on this one.
Do the exact same thing, use the distance formula.
If it is a square p = 4s
if it is a rectangle p = 2L + 2W

Answer 24

It's a rhombus.

Answer 25

Okay. A square is type of rhombus.
It's sides are also all equal.
so calculuate the distance.
and use p = 4s
a = s^2

Answer 26

area wouldn't still be s^2 ... i think

Answer 27

ah, forgot.
the area of rhombus is
1/2 ab
where a and b are the diagonals

Answer 28

HOw do I calculate the distance?

Answer 29

use the same distance formula as before...

Answer 30

Radical29?

Answer 31

yep :)

Answer 32

So Area= 29?

Answer 33

Perimeter:21.54?

Answer 34

area is a bit different than a square...
perimeter is right :)

Answer 35

find the two distances that are across from each other
then area = (1/2)(diagonal1)(diagonal2)