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The correct answer is choice D, or (-3, 2). We can tell because if we plot out the points, we go left 3, down 3 for (-3, -3), then right 7, down 3 for (7, -3), then right 7, up 2 for (7, 2), therefore the remaining point would have to be left -3, up 2, which is shown in choice D.
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