Please help me answer the questions in the worksheet, using distance formula. Thank you!

5.07 -SM Project: Conserving Bio X ( Calendar * A Perimeter and Traveling Distance X 3 10.1_PerimeterandTravelingDista x 3 10.1_PerimeterandTravelingDista X + X A $3.amazonaws.com/content.accelerate-ed.com/Secondary/docs/Geometry/10.1_PerimeterandTravelingDistance_worksheet.pdf E 10.1_Perimeterand TravelingDistance_worksheet 1 / 1 100% PERIMETER AND TRAVELING DISTANCE Perimeters can be used to calculate total traveling distance. Take a look at the map below. You can think of the locations-post office, school, grocery store, job, and home--as vertices of a polygon. The shape of the polygon depends on the route a person takes. Directions: Find the perimeter of the polygon formed by each route given below. Use this information to complete the chart below. Each tick is 1 block. Postoffice 3 2 School o Home -6 -5 -4 -2 -1 TO 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 -1 -2 Job -3 GroceryStore -5 Route What is the perimeter (total traveling distance) of the path formed by each route? Route 1: Home to Job to Post Office to Home Route 2: Home to Post Office to School to Grocery Store to Home Route 3: Job to Post Office to Grocery Store to Job Which route is the longest? Which route is the shortest? Skriv her for a soke 18:07 23.06.2022