The perimeter of a triangle is the sum of the side lengths. The distance formula gives the distance between points on a coordinate plane. The distance between pairs of points (vertices) in a triangle is the side length.
The distance formula is the square root of the difference between the y values squared plus the difference between the x values squared.
d=
The triangle has three sides: QR, RS and SQ. Find the lengths of those sides, then add them to find the perimeter.
QR length = d = 
RS length = d = 
SQ length = d = 
Their sum is approximately 21.78
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