Math, asked by kamathgs05, 5 months ago

2) The vertices of a quadrilateral are points A(-4,3) B(0,0) C(4,0) D(0,3).Find the lengths of its sides & point out which type of a quadrilateral is it?
3) Check whether the following points are vertices of an isosceles triangle or not
(3,-1) (5,-1) & (3,-3)
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Answers

Answered by sadansharmaipca
0

Answer:

ANSWER

For a rectangle, the opposite sides need to be equal and diagonals also have to be equal.

Now by using

Distance Formula =

(x

2

−x

1

)

2

+(y

2

−y

1

)

2

Here coordinates of A are x

1

and y

1

and coordinates of B are x

2

and y

2

Similarly for other coordinates also.

Length AB=

(−2+4)

2

+(−4+1)

2

=

13

Length BC=

(4+2)

2

+(0+4)

2

=

52

Length CD=

(2−4)

2

+(3−0)

2

=

13

Length DA=

(−4−2)

2

+(−1+3)

2

=

52

Diagonal AC=

(4+4)

2

+(0+1)

2

=

65

Diagonal BD=

(2+2)

2

+(3+4)

2

=

65

ABCD are the vertices of a rectangle since AB=DC and AD=BC, also diagonal AC=BD.

Answered by rahulkrishnasu
0

Answer:

2)

For a rectangle, the opposite sides need to be equal and diagonals also have to be equal.

Now by using

Distance Formula =  (2x−1x) 2+(2y−1y)2

Here coordinates of A are 1xand 1y and coordinates of B are 2xand 2y

Similarly for other coordinates also.

Length AB=(−2+4)2+(−4+1)2=13

Length BC=(4+2)2+(0+4)2=52

Length CD=(2−4)2+(3−0)2=13

Length DA=(−4−2)2+(−1+3)2=52

Diagonal AC=(4+4)2+(0+1)2=65

Diagonal BD=(2+2)2+(3+4)2=65

ABCD are the vertices of a rectangle since AB=DC and AD=BC, also diagonal AC=BD.

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