How can you find the perimeter of the rhombus? Find 1/2 (QS)(RT). Find 1/2(QT)(TS). Use the distance formula to find QT, then mu
ltiply by 4. Use the distance formula to find QT and QR, add the distances, then multiply by 4.
2 answers:
Yes C is correct which would be
Use the distance formula to find QT, then multiply by 4.
The answer to this question is letter C
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