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Inga [223]
3 years ago
9

Click on the graph below to create a quadrilateral with vertices at the following points. (-4,9), (-8,9), (-9,7), (-9, 4)​

Mathematics
1 answer:
Shalnov [3]3 years ago
4 0

Given (-4,9) (-8,9),(-9,7,(-9,4)

...

To Find : plot the point and draw quadrilateral

Solution:

(-4,9)

go 4 left of origin and then go 9 up

(-8,9)

go 8 left of origin and then go 8 up

(-9,7)

go 9 left of origin and then go 7 up

(-9,4)

go 9 left of origin and then go join (-4,9) with (-8,9) and (-9,4) 4 up

join (-9,7) with (-8,9) and (-9,4)

Quadrilateral is constructed

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