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Ivan
3 years ago
5

Im in geometry and i legit have no idea how to do this help please lol

Mathematics
1 answer:
Elis [28]3 years ago
7 0
For length BC, where B(0,3) and C(4,-1)
following the axis, length ranges from 0 to 4(according to xaxis) and 3 to -1(according to yaxis) thus 4-0=4,3-(-1)=4 will give u length of 4 for BC.

For length EC, where E(2,-3) and C(4,-1)
following the axis,length ranges from 2 to 4(according to xaxis) and -3 to -1(according to yaxis), thus 4-2=2,-1-(-3)=2 will give u length of 2 for EC.
(its 4-2 and -1-(-3) not 2-4 and -3-(-1) as length cannot be -ve)

For lengths BF and EF, since BF//EC, BF=2. Since EF//BC, EF=4

Thus 4+2+4+2= 12 units
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