SOLUTION: the given parallelogram PQRS has vertices p(0,0), Q(a,0), R(?,?), and S(b,c). determine the coordinates of R.
How can I get the answer? I was given a graph as well
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How can I get the answer? I was given a graph as well
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Question 491034: the given parallelogram PQRS has vertices p(0,0), Q(a,0), R(?,?), and S(b,c). determine the coordinates of R.
How can I get the answer? I was given a graph as well Answer by chessace(471) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You don't need a graph other than to confirm that PQRS is in order going aroung the thing.
You don't need to assume all numbers are positive, but doing so helps you visualize a standard case.
The answer will still work if some of the abc are negative.
In teh All-Positive case, you will see that R is the rightmost and S to its left:
R is (a+b,c).
