The perimeter of a geometric shape is a sum of the lengths
of the sides of the shape.
In our case, we have to
determine the perimeter of a triangle, so we have to calculate first the lengths of the
sides of the triangle.
The formula for calculating the
length of the side AB is:
AB = sqrt [(xB-xA)^2 +
(yB-yA)^2]
AB = sqrt
[(2-0)^2+(5-3)^2]
AB =
sqrt(4+4)
AB = 2 sqrt 2
AC =
sqrt [(xC-xA)^2 + (yC-yA)^2]
AC = sqrt [(-1-0)^2 +
(2-3)^2]
AC = sqrt 2
BC = sqrt
[(xC-xB)^2 + (yC-yB)^2]
BC = sqrt [(-1-2)^2 +
(2-5)^2]
BC = sqrt (18)
BC =
3sqrt 2
P = AB+AC+BC
P = 2
sqrt 2 + sqrt 2 + 3sqrt 2
P = 6 sqrt
2
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