Answer:
just sum up the 3 sides.
quick side note: I lost my previews writing bc I waited too long too post it :(
but long story short: you get the length of, say, AB by using pythagoras theorem.
[tex] \sqrt{ {2}^{2} + {6}^{2} } [/tex]
do this with BC and CA too
the 2 is just the distance in x-direction and the 6 is just the distance in y-direction
and since a²+b²=c², we need to take the root to get the distance between 2 points
see screenshot for summing up the three distances. the part out of screen is written out above
the sum is 21.011 length units
hope it helps. have a nice day.
feel free to ask questions.
and maybe, if I'm feeling really nice and a lil bored, i leave greeting answers under yours to enable posters to give gives brainliests. if theres no 2and answer at least
