Question

. If the vertices of a square are A(–2, 4), B(4, 4), C(4, –2), and D(–2, –2), what are the coordinates of the point where the diagonals intersect?
(1, 1)

(2, 2)

(–3, 3)

(–1, 4)

Answer 1

Mmk Starting anew

Answer 2

@Nemo1223

Answer 3

(A) [A square as even sides. Easy way is to graph it and find the middle because the intersection of the diagonals is equidistant from each point. Or you can use the midpoint formula to find out the middle of the diagonals (AC) and (BD)]

Answer 4

its A

Answer 5

:P

Answer 6

lol

Answer 7

what waz ur answer ??

Answer 8

Yeah but .. I WAS TRYING TO USE DESMOS

Answer 9

IDK HOW TO LINE IT LOL

Answer 10

xD i got mine

Answer 11

do u use desmos?

Answer 12

nope

Answer 13

O: what grade ya guys in? jw lol

Answer 14

skyzz what grade u in ?

Answer 15

Ya its 1,1...

Answer 16

11

Answer 17

wow

Answer 18

LOL What?

Answer 19

same xD but i'm taking college math lol

Answer 20

I skipped high school math lol

Answer 21

how old are u ?

Answer 22

16

Answer 23

what about skyzz

Answer 24

16

Answer 25

how old are you o.O

Answer 26

Lol yeah. Your asking us the questions

Answer 27

14 turning 15

Answer 28

lol

Answer 29

Ah ur sis is 16 correct?

Answer 30

stalker >_>

Answer 31

jk xD

Answer 32

.... Lol i just thought thats what she told me D:

Answer 33

xD

Answer 34

A is correct.

Answer 35

lol u guys are funnay lol

Answer 36

and skyzz nice pic

Answer 37

@Skyz

Answer 38

:P

Answer 39

and we are all back xD

Answer 40

Lulz

Answer 41

who is lulz

Answer 42

??

Answer 43

@Skyz

Answer 44

Uh its like lol

Answer 45

what ????

Answer 46

@Skyz are u going to sleep ??

Answer 47

Lol Im changing and stuff

Answer 48

cool i guess

Answer 49

do u have siblings ???

Answer 50

Yerp