Question

Given that the points (-1, 6), (3, 6), (3, 1), and (-1, 1) are vertices of a rectangle, how much shorter is the width than the length?
A) -5 units
B) -4 units
C) -3 units
D) -1 unit

Answer 1

if you use either www.desmos.com/calculator or www.geogebra.com you can graph it out and then literally just count it

Answer 2

@TheEdwardsFamily @priyar

Answer 3

thanks @Ashes.boom but i need help with answers and explinations. Not caculators from websites. But thanks

Answer 4

No problem :)

Answer 5

do you know @TheEdwardsFamily

Answer 6

I'm sorry idk :(

Answer 7

it's ok i still fanned you though

Answer 8

np thnx :)

Answer 9

@Ashes.boom can you tell me what the answer is. I'll fan and medal you?

Answer 10

sure one second let me type it up

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

yea i am actually confused because the actual difference between the width and the length is 2 units and thats not an answer. Sorry i dont think i will be much help on this one

Answer 13

it's okay