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On a coordinate graph the following points of a rectangle are given. A(0,2) B (0,-2) C (3,-2) 4 Where do the coordinates of Dnee

d to be to form the rectangle? 0 (3,2) O (2, 3) 0 (1,3) 0 (3,1)

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Allisa [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

(3, 2)

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