Question

Will someone help me please):

How do i classify a quadilateral by using distance formula as well as slope

Answer 1

look on the internet :) metal

Answer 2

@west_coast In all honesty i cannot find the answer...

Answer 3

oh lol

Answer 4

well im only in 6th grade soo

Answer 5

@cleats

Answer 6

can i have a metal for best reposne whatever

Answer 7

hmm i think it depends on which type of quadrilateral you are classifying

Answer 8

@Chibi_Robo3 I was thinking that to but that the actual question.....? Its tuff );

Answer 9

really strange... are you sure this is exactly the question? maybe there's more information?
or maybe you have to give explanations to some of the common quadrilaterals,...


what do you think? @halorazer

Answer 10

@Chibi_Robo3 Yes iam sure!

Answer 11

http://my.hrw.com/math11/math06_07/nsmedia/homework_help/alg1/alg1_ch09_02_homeworkhelp.html
this site will help you

Answer 12

http://my.hrw.com/math11/math06_07/nsmedia/homework_help/alg1/alg1_ch09_01_homeworkhelp.html
this one as well

Answer 13

Like i said this question is just ridiclious

Answer 14

well to make sure you'll get this right
i think you should just describe the distances and the slopes of the sides of each common quadrilateral ..
like for example if two opposite sides have the same slope, and have the same distance, it will be a rhombus or a parallelogram or a rectangle

Answer 15

How do you use the distance formula as well as slope to to classify a quadilateral

Answer 16

I think you have to add up all the sides

Answer 17

as I mentioned before, you have to compare the distances of each side and their slope to identify the type of quadrilateral..
another example, you know that a trapezoid has exactly one pair of
parallel sides. so two sides should have the same slope and the distances of the sides may or may not be equal..
for a square two pairs of sides are parallel.. so each pair should have a common slope, while the distances should all be equal..

then blah blah.. do it with the rest of the quadrilaterals :)

Answer 18

@wolf1728

Answer 19

Hey look it's Angie Varona on OS! :P

Answer 20

@agent0smith It is !

Answer 21

@Chibi_Robo3 seems to have answered it tho. It's a fair bit of work to list how to identify every quadrilateral... square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite...