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OpenStudy (dayakar):
1) do u know properties of rhombus
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Nuppe
OpenStudy (dayakar):
diagonals bisect perpendicularly
find slope of BD = m1
AND
SLOPE OF AC= m2
if m1 * m2 = -1
then
it is a rhombus
OpenStudy (anonymous):
So B is # 1's answer?
OpenStudy (dayakar):
no
(x1, y1) = B( 5 .-5)
(x2 .y2) = D(7 ,-1)
slope of BD = m1 = (y2-y1)/ (x2 -x1)
can u find m1 substituting above values
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
M1=(-1-5)/(7-5) ?
OpenStudy (dayakar):
no
m1 = [ -1-(-5)]/7-5
OpenStudy (anonymous):
ohh i didnt know i had to still put the Negative 5.I needa stawp second guessing myself :(
OpenStudy (dayakar):
simplify it
OpenStudy (dayakar):
r u doing
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
-31/7 ?
OpenStudy (dayakar):
how can u get it
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I just used foiling.Multiplying the First,inner,outter, and last of the equation.
OpenStudy (dayakar):
\[m1 = \frac{ [-1-(-5)] }{ 7-5}\]
OpenStudy (dayakar):
\[m1 = \frac{ -1+5 }{ 2}\]
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OpenStudy (dayakar):
\[m1= \frac{ 4 }{ 2 } =2\]
m1 = 2
OpenStudy (dayakar):
is it clear
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