Points A (-10, -2), B (-4, -2), C (-4, -8), and D (-10, -8) are plotted on a coordinate grid. Which statement is correct about the points?

They form a square because AC is not perpendicular and congruent to BD.

They do not form a square because AB is not parallel to CD and BC is not parallel to AD.

They form a square because all the sides are congruent.

They do not form a square because the diagonals AC and BD are not congruent.

Question

Points A (-10, -2), B (-4, -2), C (-4, -8), and D (-10, -8) are plotted on a coordinate grid. Which statement is correct about the points? 

 They form a square because AC is not perpendicular and congruent to BD. 

 They do not form a square because AB is not parallel to CD and BC is not parallel to AD. 

 They form a square because all the sides are congruent. 

 They do not form a square because the diagonals AC and BD are not congruent.

anonymous · Answer

None of these options are correct. The shape made is a rectangle, but none of the options above with "do not form a square" make any sense xD The lines for options two are still parallel and the diagonals in option 4 would still be equal. I don't know what to tell you xD