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Three vertices of a square are (–1, 2), (2, 2), and (2, –1).

What is the fourth vertex of the square?


(–1, –1)


(–1, –2)


(2, 1)


(5, 1)


Question 5
Three vertices of a square are (–1, 2), (2, 2), and (2, –1).

What is the fourth vertex of the square?


(–1, –1)


(–1, –2)


(2, 1)


(5, 1)

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Answer:

(-1,-1)

  1. Step-by-step explanation:

The square needs to be all side with the same value when you graph the vertices on x-y plot, you obtain (x is the dot that correspond a vertice and y the forth vertice )

                            x       2 |                        x

                                      1 |

                                       |                                  

      -2                  -1         |          1              2

                            y        -1|                       x

                                     -2 |

If you draw a line between vertices the value it will be 2 +  (-1) so the forth vertice has to be (-1,-1)

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