The polygon is a square with 4 sides with vertices S(1, 3), T(1, −2), V(−4, −2), W(−4, 3).
The polygon is constructed by connecting four vertices with lines. The first vertex is at (1, 3), the second vertex is at (1, -2), the third vertex is at (-4, -2), and the fourth vertex is at (-4, 3). The lines are drawn in blue and have a thickness of 2. The polygon is not filled with any color.
The aspect ratio of the plot is set to be equal, so that the units on the x-axis and the y-axis are the same. This makes it easier to see the relative positions of the vertices.
The axes are labeled with "X" and "Y", and the limits of the plot are set to be slightly higher than the maximum and minimum coordinates of the vertices. This ensures that all of the vertices are visible within the plot.
The title of the plot is "Construction of the Polygon".
The vertices are annotated with their coordinates, so that you can see their exact positions. The annotations are offset by 10 pixels in the y direction, so that they don't overlap with the lines of the polygon.
The lines connecting the vertices are drawn in blue and have a thickness of 1. The lines are drawn in both directions, so that the polygon is closed.