Pythagorean theorem problem b = 2.1, c = 2.9
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Answer:
Please check the attached figure!
Step-by-step explanation:
Part a)
Point A is located at the x-coordinate x=-4 and y-coordinate y=1.
Hence, the coordinates of point A = (-4, 1)
Part b)
Point B(3, -2) has been plotted and is shown in the attached figure.
It is clear from the attached diagram that point B is located at the x-coordinate x=3 and y-coordinate y=-2. Hence, the coordinates of point B = (3, -2)
Part C)
Point C has the same x-coordinate as point A i.e. x=-4 and the same y-coordinate as point B i.e. y=-2.
Hence, the coordinates of point C = (-4, -2). Point C is also plotted as shown in the diagram.
