By joining the points A, B and C, whose coordinates are (5,4), (4,-3) and (-2,-6) respectively, we get a

triangle

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rectangle

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parallelogram

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Solution

The correct option is A triangle
Let us plot the given coordinates on the cartesian system.

The point A(5,4) is in the 1st quandrant.

B(4,-3) is in the 4th quadrant.

C(-2,-6) is in the 3rd quadrant.

Plotting the points, we get

Hence, the given coordinates form a triangle.

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