First draw out your triangle .
It gives you the length of two of the side
Vertices (-2,9) and (-2,-3) have the same x values so the line is straight up and down. Find the distance between the y values to find the length of that side
Vertices (-2,-3) and (7,-3) have the same y values. Find the difference in x values to find that length.
Then use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the last side
Then add all the side lengths for the perimeter
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What is the perimeter of triangle PQR with vertices P(–2, 9), Q(7, –3), and R(–2, –3) in the coordinate plane? (1 point)
21 units
25 units - ??
34 units
36 units
4 answers
36 units, right?
Yes
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