Keywords
triangle,perimeter,distance, length, side, points
we know that
The <u>perimeter</u> of a<u> triangle</u> is the sum of the three <u>length</u> <u>side</u>
To find the<u> length</u> <u>side</u> calculate the <u>distance</u> between two <u>points</u>
The formula to calculate the <u>distance</u> between to <u>points</u> is equal to

Step 1
Find the <u>distance</u> ZY
substitute the values


Step 2
Find the <u>distance</u> XY
substitute the values

Step 3
Find the <u>perimeter</u> of the <u>triangle</u>

we have


Substitute

therefore
the answer is

Answer:
- horizontally compressed by a factor of 2 and translated upward by 3 units.
Step-by-step explanation:
A multiplier of x in a function transformation is effectively a compression factor. That is f(2x) will have half the horizontal extent of f(x) for the same values of x.
Addition of a constant the the value of a function effectively translates the graph upward by that amount. The graph of y = log(2x) +3 has been translated upward 3 units.
The graph of y=log(x) has been horizontally compressed and translated upward to produce the graph of y = log(2x) +3.
Answer:
28 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Triangle ABC is obtained by joining the mid points of the sides of triangle XYZ.
So, perimeter of triangle ABC will be equal to half of the perimeter of triangle XYZ.

Y-axis, x-axis, y-axis, x-axis
X≈2.48207399,<span>−<span>2.14874066</span></span>