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ASHA 777 [7]
2 years ago
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A quadrilateral has vertices A{11, -7), B(9,-4), C11,-1), and D(13,-4).

Mathematics
1 answer:
Bess [88]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Quadrilateral ABCD is a <u>parallelogram</u>

if the vertex C( 11, -1 ) we’re shifted to the point C ( 11, 1 ), quadrilateral ABCD would be a <u>kite</u>

Step-by-step explanation:

without solving, im guessing that quad ABCD is a paralellogram (//gram)

lets test this theory

see if the slope of AB and CD, and BC and AD is the same

slope AB and CD

AB:

-7--4/11-9

=-3/2

CD:

-1--4/11-13

=3/-2

=-3/2

slope is the same

slope BC and AD

BC:

-4--1/9-11

=-3/-2

=3/2

AD:

-7--4/11-13

=-3/-2

=3/2

slope is same

because 2 pairs // sides ---> //gram

if the vertex C( 11, -1 ) we’re shifted to the point C ( 11, 1 ), quadrilateral ABCD would be a kite

hope this helps!

please mark brainliest thank you !

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