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Three vertices of a square are (–6, 2), (–6, 9), and (1, 2). What is the fourth vertex of the square? A.(–6, 2) B.(2, 9) C.(1, 9) D.(2, –6)

Three vertices of a square are (–6, 2), (–6, 9), and (1, 2). What is the fourth vertex of the square? A.(–6, 2) B.(2, 9) C.(1, 9) D.(2, –6)
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Three vertices of a square are (–6, 2), (–6, 9), and (1, 2).

What is the fourth vertex of the square?

A.(–6, 2)

B.(2, 9)

C.(1, 9)

D.(2, –6)

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the answer is c because it is a perfect square.hope this helps ask me questions and i will be glad to answer it.
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