SOLUTION: Show that the points A(-1,4) B(5,4) C(-1,-2) D(5,-2) are vertices of a square?

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Question 319020: Show that the points A(-1,4) B(5,4) C(-1,-2) D(5,-2) are vertices of a square?

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