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did you try plugging the points?
use the midpoint t formula actually
why do you need to use the midpoint formula?
to find diagnals to make it easier but it might work
don't you just graph it, then you would know that it is a diamond, and then calculate the area and the perimeter?
oh yea sorry for that
no i'm sorry i was a little confused and i wasn't sure if i was right or not...
wait so wouldn't it be a square? or a rhombus?
I already drew it, now I need to find the slop points and the distance
it can be characterized asa diamond, a rhombus, or a square
the area is just \((3 \sqrt{2})^2\) and the perimeter is just \(4*3 \sqrt{2}\)... i am soooo confused by you @mathaddict4471 lol
But my teacher said its either a rhombus square of diamond can't be all?
oh sorry, it's not a rhombus, it's a square and a diamond. a diamond is characterized by 4 equal sides, which this graph has. a square is characterized by 4 equal sides AND 4 stright angles, which this one also has.
Alright thank you. And what did you get for the slopes?
what slopes? was that a part of the problem?
Yes, well its a way to show your work. To find the slopes and distances? of the points.
Also all the angles are 90 degrees right on the square?
ok. the slopes are 1 and -1 and the distances are \(3\sqrt{2}\) and the angles are 90degrees
Alright thank you!!! @johnny0929
No problem!
Can you help me with one more like this one?
You can post it in a new question because I actually have another class coming up. I'm sure others can help you as well! I will be on later tonight as well.
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