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Calculating amount of fabric
Fabric comes in many different widths, so unless you know beforehand exactly how wide the fabric you intend to buy is, you will need to do a little bit of figuring out in the store.
When you go to the store, take with you all the information you’ll need, like all the pattern piece measurements, the zip lengths, elastic lengths etc. Think about these things too, will you need lining and how much? Will you need iron-on interfacing to stiffen collars or use on facing? Do you need matching thread? Bring pens and paper too! If you have this information, I’m sure most fabric store assistants will be happy to help you figure out how much you will need to buy.
Answer:
22.81
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance formula can be used to find the distances between pairs of vertices. The perimeter is the sum of those distances.
<h3>Side lengths</h3>
The distance formula is ...
d = √((x2 -x1)^2 +(y2 -y1)^2)
Using this formula the triangle side lengths are ...
AB = √((6 -(-2))^2 +(2 -2)^2) = √(8^2) = 8
BC = √((0 -6)^2 +(8 -2)^2) = √(6^2 +6^2) = 6√2
CA = √((-2 -0)^2 +(2 -8)^2) = √(4 +36) = √40
The perimeter of the triangle is the sum of these lengths:
P = 8 +6√2 +2√10 ≈ 22.8098
The perimeter is about 22.81 units.
I think that Fran is correct
I think this because the problem states that 15 is the LEAST number of people in the shop, so there are MORE than 15 people