please help, medal and fan given for best answer
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well for the first one you, you would notice that the triangle looks like a right angled triangle and sides JK and LK can be found by counting the units. JK is 4 units and LK is 2 units now you can use pythagorean theorem to solve for JL (A^2+B^2=C^2) in your case; the square root of 2^2+4^2, after you get JL simply add all the sides to get the perimeter
im still confused...
c. 4^2+2^2=20 sqr20=2sqr5 2sqr5+4+2=10.47 10.5
use the Pythagorean theorem
what about the other one that i posted?
you cut the ends of to make a triangle and do the same thing . then just add side together
so is it b? @Poltitcal_flaws
@s2tasker2 please help.
the second photo i posted on this, im having trouble with it. i think it's b. could you try to help?
@agent0smith ^^^^^^
what is the ?
Use pythagoras theorem. You should be able to find two side lengths.
or you can do the distance formula on the hypotenuse. either way you should get the correct answer.
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