No, because all sides are not congruent. The answer is B.
Side of the <span>square tile = x-3 </span>⇒ Area = (x-3)² = x² - 6x + 9
18 / -3 = -6
answer
<span>negative 6 is 18 divided by negative 3
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One way to approach this problem is to go ahead and find the actual equation in slope-intercept form.
The slope of the line thru (3,6) and (5,4) is m = (6-4) / (3-5), or -2/2, or -1.
Subbing the known values of m, x and y, we get:
4 = -(5) + b. Then b = 9.
The correct equation (representing the data values in the table) is y = -x + 9.
You have several possible points 
. Any point that lies on the given line will have a 
value that you obtain by plugging in the corresponding value of 
into the equation of the line.
The line has equation 
, so any point on the line will have the form 
.
Among the four given points, there are only 2 different values of to check. We have
which means the given line contains the points (4, -5) and (1, 4). So the answer is A.
