ill fan and give medals Find the perimeter of the image below: a. 25.8 units b. 26.1units c. 27.5 units d. 28.6 units
http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_geometry_v16/0604_g4_q3.gif
i think its 26.1
link doesn't work :P
ill attach a file right now give me a sec
TSO do you want to help this user, or do you want me to? >.<
@TheSmartOne
All yours :b Too much work of finding each side length using the distance formula ;p
can you help @Jadeishere
emsxx, how did you get 26.1?
Sorry, I was helping another person!! Okay, a simple way to do this is the Pythagoras Theorem. You find the length of each of the sides, then add them altogether. Treat each different side as though it's a hypotenuse
can you show how to do that
Of course! :D|dw:1468346103685:dw|
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the square root of 20 is 4.47
Awesome! Okay, so RS is 4.47 On to the next 'hypotenuse' line |dw:1468346376557:dw|
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the square root of 12 is 3.46
Great :D So ST is 3.46 |dw:1468346594167:dw| Why don't you try this one yourself
TU is 2.23
Awesome job! Kay, now for |dw:1468346878043:dw| Want to try this one, too?
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