How to determine the perimeter of a quadrilateral using distance formula of four points

[@Steven.901]

This man gave us the answer to one of my problems on a test👍🏾

[@mono3atking916]

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[@meIatonin]

i have to do this problem for homework so same

[@unstableturtleduck]

You teach way better than my teacher, he does it all in his head T~T

[@chadbierman8058]

Great thanks so much for the lesson! It's like I'm actually in class! Now I'm more ready for the final

[@jagroopsandhu5424]

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[@laurenford6785]

Yep

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[@AntoninSanche]

no

[@stefanortlip]

This is the exact question on my study guide, thanks!

[@flaviusde]

this helped me for my C# problem. Gold!

[@j.g8693]

Thanks for that example, that help me a lot.

[@willmark2338]

Thx man i love when teachers make it as simple as possible doing it step by step and the main thing that throws me off is when teachers skip little step because they assume u know what 2 do even tho its really simple it can throw a student off really easily .

[@maridoll803]

2020 and I’m still looking at your videos for help

[@dilianasebastian9808]

Thank you very much! For explaining how to find the perimeter!

[@cierazitzman2848]

wow I learned more from this then a week of reviewing this on my computer..... SMH...... Thanks soo much!

[@pamelacooper4965]

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[@huiye9240]

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[@maatrooijen9415]

Thank you

[@jessed6646]

Daumm looks like he want to impress his student by solving in his head and ask them to double check his work he didn't explain

[@joel2813]

Excuse me, I received the same question coincidentally, and I did the line segment of TU as UT. Will it make a difference: I have not tried it yet.

[@jelly_belly101_2]

Joey Garcia that’s what I wanna know too

[@williamdrummey8927]

@@jelly_belly101_2 No it won't. The distance between two values will always be the same either way you measure it

[@williamdrummey8927]

@Joel No it won't. The distance between two values will always be the same either way you measure it

[@gold4949]

I’m confused how did some answers become square roots and others equaled distance

[@satyam10958]

I from India

[@Cxriticalheart]

Isn’t T x suppose to come first then U x

[@vusimahlangu612]

UT is incorrect because (-1-1)=-2, and the actual answer is supposed to be square root of 53

[@JJworkout]

😭😭😭😭😭I’m doing my final exam at home online school and I’m tryna figure out how to do this one question

[@VisitingEtheria]

no

[@jaydellzzz]

"thats it?" "no, thats just a box..."

[@brianmclogan]

time stamp?

[@joel2813]

Lol I laughed

[@n.anirudh6613]

@@joel2813 Even I did