Three vertices of a rectangle (sides parallel to the axes) are $A(1,1)$, $B(7,1)$ and $C(7,4)$. The fourth…
Three vertices of a rectangle (sides parallel to the axes) are $A(1,1)$, $B(7,1)$ and $C(7,4)$. The fourth vertex $D$ is:
- $(1,4)$
- $(4,1)$
- $(1,7)$
- $(4,7)$
Solution
$D$ must share its $x$-coordinate with $A$ and its $y$-coordinate with $C$, giving $D=(1,4)$.
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