Three vertices of a rectangle are given. Find the coordinates of the fourth vertex.

(–3, –3), (7, –3), (7, 2)

A.
(2, –3)

B.
(3, 2)

C.
(3, –2)

D.
(–3, 2)

Question

Three vertices of a rectangle are given. Find the coordinates of the fourth vertex. 

 

(–3, –3), (7, –3), (7, 2)
	
	
 
A.
	(2, –3)
	
 
B.
	(3, 2)
	
 
C.
	(3, –2)
	
 
D.
	(–3, 2)

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zepdrix · Answer

Do you understand how to draw it? c:
I think that was helpful last time.

ashely14 · Answer

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zepdrix · Answer

Our coordinates move like this:
$\large\rm (right/left,\quad up/down)$

If the first number is positive, we move to the right.
If it's negative, we move to the left.

If the second number is positive, we move up.
If it's negative, we move down.

ashely14 · Answer

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zepdrix · Answer

So for the first coordinate $\rm (-3,-3)\quad=\quad (\leftarrow3, \downarrow3)$

zepdrix · Answer

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