Question 1184021
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To get from point *[tex \Large A] to point *[tex \Large C], go right one unit and then up three units.  So, to find point *[tex \Large D_1], start at point *[tex \Large B] and go right one and up three.


*[illustration D1]


To get from point *[tex \Large B] to point *[tex \Large C], go left three units and then up three units.  So, to find point *[tex \Large D_2], start at point *[tex \Large A] and go left three and up three.


*[illustration D2]


To get from point *[tex \Large C] to point *[tex \Large A], go left one unit and then down three units.  So, to find point *[tex \Large D_3], start at point *[tex \Large B] and go left one and down three.


*[illustration D3]


																
John
*[tex \LARGE e^{i\pi}\ +\ 1\ =\ 0]
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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