Question

What is the perimeter of the figure shown on the coordinate plane?

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Answer 1

@misty1212

Answer 2

@Elwell98 I will medal and fan for the right answer I think it is 22

Answer 3

21

Answer 4

I think it is 22

Answer 5

@saynabahmed13

Answer 6

@dtan5457 is 22 or 21 right I choosed 22

Answer 7

neither

Answer 8

oh

Answer 9

can u help me dtan5457

Answer 10

your actually REALLY close, your off by like 1 or 2. Try again..

Answer 11

HI!!
count !

Answer 12

\[width 3,1 and 7,1 \]

Answer 13

misty yay

Answer 14

start say at the bottom left, then proceed clockwise and count
i am sure you can count as well as i can

Answer 15

\[lenght 3,7 and 3,1\]

Answer 16

forget that nonsense, just COUNT

Answer 17

I got 22 for the primeter do u know the right answer

Answer 18

its 21

Answer 19

i just counted twice, got the same answer both times, not 21 or 20

Answer 20

i had to do tht one today and i got it right

Answer 21

both mines an your answer is wrong because you have a missing side

Answer 22

ok

Answer 23

i can tell you what i got if you like, but i just did it by counting
one, two, three, four, ...

Answer 24

it is wrong

Answer 25

the correct answer is 20

Answer 26

lol

Answer 27

starting at \((3,1)\) i count
6 up
2 right
3 down
2 right
3 down
5 left back home

Answer 28

Misty I'm pretty sure it's 20 as well

Answer 29

Yup my answer is right 20

Answer 30

yeah that is what i got '
nothing fancy, just the old "one, two, three, four, five ... twenty"

Answer 31

ya thxs everyone

Answer 32

6+2= 8 +3=11+2=13+3=16+5=21 i was right!!!!!!

Answer 33

not 21 lol

Answer 34

yes it is

Answer 35

because when u add all of hem up u geet 21

Answer 36

you added an extra point, remember you don't add the first distance point because it doesn't cover anything

Answer 37

ik i added the nnumbers that misty had and it stil came ouut 21