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parallelogram abcd has coordinates of A (7,1), B (-2,-3), and C (0,3). What must be the coordinates of point d? Explain how you found your answer.

User Runrig
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Answer:(9,7)


Explanation:

(A-B)=(7--2,1--3)=(9,4), displacement vector B to A

(A-B) + B = (9,4)+(-2,-3)=(7,1) ✔

(A-B) + C = (9,4)+(0,3)=(9,7) edge CD || AB

(C-B) = (2,6) displacement vector B to C

(C-B) + A = (2,6)+(7,1)=(9,7) ✔ edge AD || CB

User Samaspin
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Answer: The coordinates of point D is (9,7).

Explanation:

Given, A parallelogram ABCD has coordinates A (7,1), B (-2,-3), and C (0,3). .

To find : Coordinates of D.

Let coordinates of D be (x,y).

Since , Diagonals of a parallelogram bisects each other.

So, Mid point of AC = Mid point of BD { Both AC and BD are diagonals]


\Rightarrow((7+0)/(2),(1+3)/(2))=((-2+x)/(2),(-3+y)/(2))\ \ [\text{Using Mid point formula}]\\\\\Rightarrow\ 7=-2+x\ \ \&\ \ 4=-3+y\\\\\Rightarrow\ x=7+2=9\ \ \&\ \ y=4+3=7

Hence, the coordinates of point D is (9,7).

User VamsiKrishna
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