SOLUTION: the coordinates of 3 vertices of a rectangle are (3,2), (3,-1), (-1,-1) what is the fourth vertex

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Question 300406: the coordinates of 3 vertices of a rectangle are (3,2), (3,-1), (-1,-1) what is the fourth vertex
Found 2 solutions by marolstr, Fombitz:
Answer by marolstr(3) About Me  (Show Source):
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The fourth vertex is (-1, 2). All four of the coordinates will share 1 x value and 1 y value with another one, which is what makes it a square/rectangle. This is the only combination that hasn't been done yet, and if you'll graph it you'll see that the point is in fact at (-1,2).

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Answer by Fombitz(32388) About Me  (Show Source):
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