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Rus_ich [418]
2 years ago
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The points M(-7,2), N(-3,4), O(-5,8)M(−7,2),N(−3,4),O(−5,8), and P(-9,6)P(−9,6) form a quadrilateral. Find the desired slopes an

d lengths, then fill in the words that BEST identifies the type of quadrilateral.
Mathematics
1 answer:
pochemuha2 years ago
4 0

The slope of line PO and MN is 0.5. And the slope of the line ON and MP is negative 2. Then each length of the quadrilateral is 4.47 units.

<h3>What is a quadrilateral?</h3>

It is a quadrilateral with four sides. The total interior angle is 360 degrees.

The points M(−7,2), N(−3,4), O(−5,8), and P(−9,6) form a quadrilateral.

Then the slope of each line of the quadrilateral will be

The slope of the line PO will be

PO = (8-6)/(-5+9)

PO = 2/4

PO = 0.5

The slope of the line ON will be

ON = (8-4)/(-5+3)

ON = 4/(-2)

ON = -2

The slope of the line MN will be

MN = (4-2)/(-3+7)

MN = 2/4

MN = 0.5

The slope of the line MP will be

MP = (6-2)/(-9+7)

MP = 4/(-2)

MP  = -2

Then each length of the quadrilateral will be

The length of PO will be

PO = √[(-9+5)² + (6-8)²]

PO = 4.47

The length of ON will be

ON = √[(-5+3)² + (8-4)²]

ON = 4.47

The length of MN will be

MN = √[(-3+7)² + (4-2)²]

MN = 4.47

The length of MP will be

MP = √[(-9+7)² + (6-2)²]

MP = 4.47

More about the quadrilateral link is given below.

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