Nathan is drawing a square ABCD on a coordinate grid. He plotted three vertices of the square at A (4, -9), B (4, 3), and C (16, 3). Where should he plot point D to make the square?

(16, 15)

(-16, 9)

(-16, -15)

(16, -9)

Question

Nathan is drawing a square ABCD on a coordinate grid. He plotted three vertices of the square at A (4, -9), B (4, 3), and C (16, 3). Where should he plot point D to make the square?

 (16, 15)

 (-16, 9)

 (-16, -15)

 (16, -9)

anonymous · Answer

someone please help

anonymous · Answer

all sides of the square are equal,right?

anonymous · Answer

yea because they are right angles

anonymous · Answer

but,if you look at the distance from A to B is not the same as B to C, plot your points to verify that

anonymous · Answer

@Pynewn can you help me through it so i can understand

anonymous · Answer

I think there is a mistake in question,if it was rectangle I will say the answer is (16,9)

anonymous · Answer

misatke (16,-9)

anonymous · Answer

alright let me also look just in case