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Please help. Question is in the picture

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Number 4: line XZ; number 5: theory of congruent triangles.

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Find out the what is the perimeter of the rectangle .

To prove

Now as shown in the figure.

Name the coordinates as.

A(−3, 4) ,B (7, 2) , C(6, −3) , and D(−4, −1) .

In rectangle opposite sides are equal.

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AB = DC

AD = BC

Formula

$Disatnce\ formula = \sqrt{(x_{2} - x_{1})^{2} +(y_{2} - y_{1})^{2}}$

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$AB = \sqrt{(7- (-3))^{2} +(2- 4)^{2}}$

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A (−3, 4) , D (−4, −1)

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Formula

Perimeter of rectangle = 2 (Length + Breadth)

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$Length = 2\sqrt{26}\ units$

$Breadth = \sqrt{26}\ units$

$Perimeter\ of\ rectangle = 2(2\sqrt{26} +\sqrt{26})$

$Perimeter\ of\ rectangle = 2(3\sqrt{26})$

$Perimeter\ of\ rectangle = 6\sqrt{26}$

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$Perimeter\ of\ rectangle = 6\times 5.1$

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