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three vertices of a square are (-5, -2), (2, -2) and (2, 5) taken in order. plot these points and find the coordinates of fourth vertex

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Answered by narayan3416L
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Given :  three vertices of a square are (-5, -2), (2, -2) and (2, 5) taken in order.

To Find : plot these points and find the coordinates of fourth vertex

 

Solution:

Diagonals of a Square bisect each other

Hence mid points of diagonals is same

fourth vertex = ( x , y)

(-5, -2), (2, -2) , (2, 5) and ( x  , y)

=> ( -5 + 2)/2  = (2 + x)/2   =>  x = -5

( -2 + 5)/2  = ( -2 + y)/2  => y  = 5

Hence ( -5 , 5) is  fourth vertex

To Plot ( - 5 , - 2)

go 5 unit left of origin and then 2 unit down

(2, -2) go 2 unit  right of origin and then 2 unit down

(2, 5) go 2 unit  right of origin and then 5 unit up

( -5 , 5)   go 5 unit left of origin and then 5  unit up

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