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MakcuM [25]
3 years ago
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Line segment Q R , Line segment R S and Line segment S Q are midsegments of Î"WXY. Triangle R Q S is inside triangle X Y W. Poin

t R is the midpoint of side X Y, point S is the midpoint of side Y W, and point Q is the midpoint of side X W. The length of Q R is 2. 93 centimeters, the length of R S is 2. 04 centimeters, and the length of Q S is 2. 28 centimeters. What is the perimeter of Î"WXY? 11. 57 cm 12. 22 cm 12. 46 cm 14. 50 cm.
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1 answer:
Whitepunk [10]3 years ago
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The perimeter of ΔWXY is : ( D ) 14.5 cm

<u>Calculating the </u><u>perimeter </u><u>of ΔWXY</u>

QR = WY / 2

RS = XW / 2

QS = XY / 2

Given that : QR = 2.93 cm ,  RS = 2.04 cm,  QS = 2.28 cm

Therefore

Perimeter of ΔWXY = ∑ WY + XW + XY  

                                 = 2SR + 2QS + 2QR

                                 = 2(2.04) + 2(2.28) + 2(2.93)

                                 = 14.5 cm

Hence we can conclude that the perimeter of ΔWXY = 14.5 cm

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