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Please help I don’t understand The lesson is called coordinates that make the rectangle parallelogram.

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SOLUTION:

We are given the points;


A(4,-7),B(1,1),C(-5,-4)

We need the coordinates of D such that A, B, C, and D would form a parallelogram.

A key idea is that in a parallelogram, the distance between coordinates that make up the parallels are equal.

Here is a graph of the points;

Now, we can find D;


\begin{gathered} (1--5,1--4)+(4,-7) \\ (6,5)+(4,-7) \\ (10,-2) \end{gathered}

Therefore, the coordinates of D are;


D(10,-2)

Attached below is the graph containing point D;

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