Find the perimeter of quadrilateral ABCD with vertices A=(1,1) B=(4,4) C=(7,1) D=(4,-2). Explain your answer.
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we have the coordinates of ABCD
there are 2 ways of doing this one is you find the distance of ab, bc, cd and da and then add the answers together. there is another way but i dont remember it properly so i am just gonna do it this way
distance between 2 point =
AB
AB = 4.24
now repeat the same with all
BC= 4.24
CD= 4.24
DA= 4.24
so its a square with all the same sides so perimeter is 4 x 4.24
perimeter is 16.96
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Answer:
If you meant , then the answer is approximately 0.866.
If you meant , then the answer is approximately -2.909 which looks like what you meant based on the choices.
Step-by-step explanation:
First step is to get the exponential part by itself. The part that has the variable exponent which is the term.
To do this we need to subtract 4 on both sides:
Simplify:
The equivalent logarithmic form is:
I always say to myself the logarithm is the exponent that is how I know what to put opposite the side containing the log.
Anyways if you don't have options for computing in your calculator you need to use the change of base formula.
So
I don't see this as a choice so maybe you actually meant the following equation:
Let's see if this is the correct interpretation.
So the exponential part is already isolated.
So we just need to put in the equivalent logarithmic form:
Now we subtract 4 on both sides:
Again if you don't have the option for computing in your calculator, you will have to use the change of base formula: