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3 years ago

Please help me IDK how to do this!!!!!!

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1 answer:

tatiyna3 years ago

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A parallelogram should have 2 sets of parallel lines. Let's find the slope of line PQ and RS to test.

PQ:
(4-2)/(1-(-3))
2/4
1/2

RS:
(2-0)/(3-1)
2/2
1

Because 1 does not equal 1/2 (the slopes are different) the lines are not parallel. Thus, the figure is not a parallelogram.

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