The midpoints of the adjacent sides of a square are connected to form a new square. What is the number of inches in the perimeter of the new square if the perimeter of the original square is 16 inches? Express your answer in simplest radical form.
The sides of this inscribed square will be 2√2. So the perimeter will be four times this = 8√2
Very nice, zacismyname.....!!!
What program did you use to generate that graphic???....I like it.....!!!
Thanks. I just type it in. I don't know any other ways to indicate square roots.
Well on the forum calc you would just type sqrt(8) or whatever :)
But that is okay you have answered my question. :) Thanks Zac
You should start trying to learn GeoGebra, although you are a master with paint :)
Well I wouldn't say master I only realised I had it on my computer a couple of weeks ago :)