Thursday, March 17, 2016

Calculate the perimeter of the triangle whose vertices are (1,2) (-1,4) and * (-2,3).

Let ABC be a triangle.


Given
the vertices's of a triangle are:


A(1,2) , B(-1,4), and
C(-2,3).


We need to find the perimeter of the
triangle.


First we need to find the length of the
sides.


==> AB = sqrt[( 1+1)^2 + (
2-4)^2)


            = sqrt( 2^2 + 2^2
)


            = sqrt(
4+4)


             =
sqrt8


==> AB =
2sqrt2.


==> AC = sqrt( 1+ 2)^2 + (
2-3)^2


              = sqrt( 3^2 +
1^2)


                = sqrt(9+
1)


                =
sqrt10.


==> AC=
sqrt10.


==> BC = sqrt( -1+2)^2
+(4-3)^2]


             = sqrt( 1^2 + 1^2
)


            =
sqrt2


==> BC =
sqrt2.


==> The
perimeter of the triangle
is:


P = AB + AC +
BC


   = 2sqrt2 + sqrt10 +
sqrt2


   = 7.4 units. (
approx.)

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