Question

Pythagorean theorem on the coordinate plane question. SS below

Answer 1

So we have to find the perimeter of this and then multiply it by 3

Answer 2

How do i do that?

Answer 3

can you first tell me the length of this

Answer 4

10

Answer 5

Okay so now the sides, we have to use the pythagorean theorem to find the length, because it will be the hypotenuse

Answer 6

what are the lengths of the 2 red lines

Answer 7

The sides are 2

Answer 8

and how about the other

Answer 9

Same?

Answer 10

the other one tho,

Answer 11

Oh 5?

Answer 12

Yes so now use the pythagorean theorem, can you do that?

Answer 13

Yes, Would it be 5²+2²?

Answer 14

Yes it equals c squared tho
what is 5^2 + 2^2

Answer 15

25+4=c³

Answer 16

yes so c is sqrt29

Answer 17

So now we have \[3(10+\sqrt29 + \sqrt29)\]

Answer 18

30+10.76

Answer 19

... no
just first do 10 + 2sqrt29
then multiply that with 3

Answer 20

Wouldnt you distribute though?

Answer 21

you don't have to do that though
Because your way of distributing, you did it wrong... lol

Answer 22

So what would it be?

Answer 23

Ok would it be 20.76?

Answer 24

multiply that by 3 now

Answer 25

Ok would it be 62.28?

Answer 26

ye

Answer 27

Ok thank you

Answer 28

np