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Finding the Coordinates of a Point

ABCD is a squ...

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ABCD is a square in which the coordinates of A are (-2,4), C are (4,10), D are (-2,10)
Find the coordinates of B.

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Solution

The point is (4,4)
Just plot that on a paper and join the dots.You will get the fourth point as (4,4)

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