Question

help i will fan and medal answer already solved need to figure out out how she got the numbers

Answer 1

I sort of said it wrong it's not slope I always just got to slope be you would use pathegorean theorem for the two sides so 3^2+4^2=c^2 so the length would be root 13 so the perimeter would be root 13 + root 13 +6+6
12+2sqrt13

Answer 2

someone already helped me on this but idk where she got the numbers from

Answer 3

this is the equation she solved
find the perimeter of the shape

Answer 4

@Skielerlucas04 can you help or do you know anyone who can

Answer 5

@blackeistien238821 help please

Answer 6

idk wut grade work dis

Answer 7

geometry 10th grade

Answer 8

i only 7th grade sorry

Answer 9

wish i could help

Answer 10

oh it thanks but do you know any that can help me

Answer 11

jim_thompson5910

Answer 12

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 13

i think she got the numbers from the points but used slope intercep form to find the length of the sides

Answer 14

so how did she get the numbers from slope intercept

Answer 15

Focus on the right triangle I have drawn in red. This triangle has legs of 2 and 3.

Answer 16

a = 2
b = 3
c = unknown

a^2 + b^2 = c^2
2^2 + 3^2 = c^2

solve for c to get c = ???

Answer 17

15

Answer 18

sorry 12

Answer 19

nope on both

Answer 20

13

Answer 21

2^2 + 3^2 = c^2
4 + 9 = c^2
c^2 = 13
c = ??

Answer 22

what do i do with 13

Answer 23

13 times 13 is 169

Answer 24

the opposite actually, you take the square root of 13

Answer 25

\[\Large c = \sqrt{13}\]

Answer 26

that 3.605551275

Answer 27

4

Answer 28

The length of AB is \(\Large \sqrt{13}\) units long. The same reasoning applies to CD.

Answer 29

or 4 lol

Answer 30

i got 4 for CD

Answer 31

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 32

CD is the same length as AB

Answer 33

but how did she get 19

Answer 34

both are exactly sqrt(13) units long

they are approximately 3.60555127546399 units long

Answer 35

I don't see any 19

Answer 36

like what IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII said

Answer 37

12+2sqrt13 equals 19

Answer 38

I'd have to see the full problem + instructions

Answer 39

19 was the final answer

Answer 40

Oh nvm, you're looking for the perimeter

Answer 41

two sides are 6

6+6 = 12

Answer 42

the other two sides are \[\Large \sqrt{13}\]

Answer 43

\[\Large \sqrt{13}+\sqrt{13} = 2\sqrt{13}\]

Answer 44

how are they 6

Answer 45

Perimeter = \(\Large 12+2\sqrt{13} \approx 19.2111025509\) which rounds to 19

Answer 46

BC = AD = 6

Answer 47

you just count the spaces for the horizontal or vertical segments

Answer 48

oh ok

Answer 49

were is 13 from

Answer 50

it's not just 13. It's the square root of it

Answer 51

why cant it be sqrt 12 or another number why is it 13

Answer 52

because that's what you get when you solve for c in 2^2 + 3^2 = c^2

Answer 53

it's \(\sqrt{13}\) and NOT 13

Answer 54

i know

Answer 55

@hershey21

Answer 56

yep

Answer 57

idk lol