If you were to place a rhombus in the coordinate plane so that its diagonals lie along the axes, what would be the coordinates of the vertices using as few variables as possible?

Can somebody explain this to me I don't understand

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If you were to place a rhombus in the coordinate plane so that its diagonals lie along the axes, what would be the coordinates of the vertices using as few variables as possible?

Can somebody explain this to me I don't understand

nurali · Answer

The diagonals of a rhombus are perpendicular.

{ (0,y), (0,-y), (x.0). (-x,0)}

nurali · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I didn't know what you ment by that but Thank you, can you help me on something else? @Nurali