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OpenStudy (ttp):

Which set of vertices represents a square? (-2,-8) , (-2,1) , (-7,1) , (-7,-8) (-3,-9) , (2,4) , (2,-9) , (-3, 4) (5,-6) , (5,0) , ( 1,0) , ( 1, -6) (-4,1) , (1,1) , (1, -4) , ( -4, -4)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Can you re-write those using numbers and actual commas and such? Would make it a lot easier to answer the Q...

OpenStudy (ttp):

Rewrote :)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Okay ^^ so to figure this out, you need to look at the differences between x and y-values and see if they are equal--essentially you're finding the length of the sides in doing this--and if they are the same, it's a square.|dw:1394143502768:dw| so the change in x values should = the change in y values, assuming the square is not turned on the plane.

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