Question
Locate the points $A (1, 2), B (4, 2)$ and $C (1, 4)$ on a graph sheet taking suitable axes. Write the coordinates of the fourth point $D$ to complete the rectangle $ABCD.$
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Answer
Given, points are $A (1, 2), B (4, 2)$ and $C (1, 4).$ Location of given points on the graph given below.
To complete the rectangle $ABCD$, the coordinates of the fourth point $D$ will be $(4, 4)$, i,e. $D (4, 4)$
To complete the rectangle $ABCD$, the coordinates of the fourth point $D$ will be $(4, 4)$, i,e. $D (4, 4)$
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