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Can you please help me with this coordinate problem? I want to know how to do these myself, so could you explain? The x-axis and y-axis are lines of symmetry for a square. If one of its vertices has coordinates (a, b), find the other three vertices? The answers should look like this: (a,_), (_,-b), (_,_)
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So what do you know about a square? That is the place to start. All the sides are going to be equal. That means if the axis of symmetry are the x and y axis, they will cut each side of the square in half. Correct?
Okay, that's true..
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