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Please help with GROMERTY/ Giving Medal???? A square with side length s and one vertex at (s,0)
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is that it? no answer choices no nothing? :/
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A square with side length s and one vertex at (s,0) ?
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(0,7)
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The square has a side length of 5, so that means the side that is anchored to the given vertex (2,0) can also be anchored (at the other end of the side) at (-3,0) or (7,0). If (-3,0) is a vertex, then (-3,-5) can also be a vertex. If (7,0) is a vertex, (7,-5) can also be a vertex. (Just use the same logic I used to deduce that (-3,0) and (7,0) are possible vertices.) Does this help?
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