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if the point (x,-1),(3,y),(-2,3)and (-3,-2) be the vertices of a parallelogram,then​

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Answered by shubhamkhalkar
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Answer:

The given points are not vertices of a parallelogram.

Step-by-step explanation:

let, ABCD is a parallelogram.

x1,y1 =(x,-1) =AB

x2,y2=(3,y)=BC

x3,y3=(-2,3)=CD

x4,y4=(-3,-2)=AD

by the slope formula,

Slope of AB= y2-y1÷x2-x1

= y +1÷3-x

=1+y÷3-x

slope of BC =y3-y2÷x3-x2

=3-y÷-2-3

=3-y÷-5

slope of CD=y4-y3÷x4-x3

=-2-3÷-3+2

= -5÷-1

=5

slope of AD=y4-y1÷x4-x1

=-2+1÷-3-x

=-1÷-3-x

by the properties of parallelogram,

AB=CD AND BC=AD

1+y÷3-x=5 and 3-y÷-5=-1÷-3-x

AB is not equal to CD

BC is not equal to AD

then

point (x,-1) , (3,y), (-2,3) , (-3,-2) are not the vertices of a parallelogram.

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