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Did you use the distance formula
You use the distance formula and then what?
Let A,B,C, and D be the four points. The basic out line of the problem is to first step 1) Find the lengths of all four sides. This is done by finding the distance between... A and B B and C C and D A and D step 2) After you figured out the lengths of segments AB, BC, CD, AD, you will then add up those values to get the perimeter
Sorry I miscounted. There are five points. So you'll have A,B,C,D,E
Oh okay thank you! I'll tell you what I get
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\[\sqrt{1}\sqrt{4}\sqrt{5}\sqrt{7}\]
\[\sqrt{-3}\]
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