Quadrilateral JKLM has vertices J(-4,-1), K(-1,2), L(6,2). For what coordinates of point M is JKLM a parallelogram?
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1. Use the FOIL method (x+9)(x+9)
First, outer, inner, last
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2. When you add or subtract polynomials you add or subtract the like terms and then put them in order from largest to smallest exponents.
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4. Since it is the perimeter, we add the 3 together.
Add the like terms together:
Put them in order of exponents
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First, outer, inner, last
Add your like terms
2. When you add or subtract polynomials you add or subtract the like terms and then put them in order from largest to smallest exponents.
3.
4. Since it is the perimeter, we add the 3 together.
Add the like terms together:
Put them in order of exponents
Hope this helps