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The vertices of a rectangle are Q ( − 1,1 ) , R ( 5,1 ) , S ( 5, − 3 ) , and T ( − 1, − 3 ). What is the point where the diagonals intersect?

The vertices of a rectangle are Q ( − 1,1 ) , R ( 5,1 ) , S ( 5, − 3 ) , and T ( − 1, − 3 ). What is the point where the diagonals intersect?
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The vertices of a rectangle are Q ( − 1,1 ) , R ( 5,1 ) , S ( 5, − 3 ) , and T ( − 1, − 3 ). What is the point where the diagonals intersect?

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Answer: (2, -1)

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The vertices of a rectangle are Q ( − 1,1 ) , R ( 5,1 ) , S ( 5, − 3 ) , and T ( − 1, − 3 ). What-example-1
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