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Which word completely describes the polygon whose vertices are the ordered pairs (–3, 2), (3, 2), (2, –1), and (–4, –1)? A. equilateral B. equiangular C. regular D. neither equilateral nor equiangular
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idk how to use it
what do you think?
i think its c cause the points look like they would addd up to a regular chape o,io
well, a "regular polygon" has to have all angles equal, and all sides equal too, this one doesn't have either the angles differ, and 2 sides are longer
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so it'd be neither, equilateral nor equiangular, and since it's neither of those, is not a "regular" either
so d
so d \(\checkmark\)
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