In the coordinate plane, three vertices of rectangle HDK are H(0, 0), (0, d), and Kle, 0). What are the coordinates of point J?
1 answer:
<u>Answer:</u>
K = (e, d)
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We are given the coordinates of three vertices of a rectangle and we are to find the coordinates of the fourth point J.
H (0, 0)
I (0, d)
K (e, 0)
J = ?
We can find this using the following formula:
K = H + (I - H) + (K - H)
K = H + I - H + K - H
K = I + K - H
Substituting the given values in it to get:
K =
K =
K = (e, d)
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