- Three vertices of a rectangle have coordinates<span> (–</span>3, 1), (7,1), and (7, –4<span>). ... What are the </span>coordinates<span> of the </span>fourth vertex<span> of the </span>rectangle? A. (–3, –4) B. (–3, –1) C. (7, –3) ... go straight down basically -3<span> there </span>has<span> to be two -</span>3 for<span> x coordinate and two </span>7 for y coordinate<span> ... Mathematics; </span>5<span> points; 37 seconds ago.</span>
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21.2
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find the difference between the y and x values
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We draw line AB which is perpendicular to the 14 cm side
Since Angle C is 60 degrees that makes angle CAB = 30 degrees
Triangle CAB is a 30 60 90 triangle so line CB is half the hypotenuse or 5 cm
Line BD equals 9 cm
Line AB^2 = 10^2 - 5^2 = 75
Line AD^2 = AB^2 + BD^2
Line AD^2 = 75 + 81
Line AD^2 = 156
Line AD = 12.4899959968
Line AB = Sqr root (75) = 8.6602540378
Angle D = arc sine (8.6602540378 / 12.4899959968)
Angle D = 43.898 degrees
Angle A = 180 - 60 - 43.898 = 76.102 degrees
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Actually this could have been done a little easier by using the Law of Cosines and then the Law of Sines, but I just thought I'd show another way to solve this.
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