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A square has vertices at the points A(-4,-4), B(-5,-4), C(-5,-3), and D(-4,-3). What is the area of this square? A. 1 square unit B. 4 square units C. 9 square units D. 2 square units
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A square has vertices at the points A(-4,-4), B(-5,-4), C(-5,-3), and D(-4,-3). What is the area of this square? A. 1 square unit B. 4 square units C. 9 square units D. 2 square units

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Answer:it is 1

Explanation:

User JoakimE
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Answer:

Explanation:

The length of AB = 1 unit.

area of square = 1² unit² = 1 square unit.

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