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The quadrangle with the vertices A(−3,5,6),B(1,−5,7),C(8,−3,−1) and D(4,7,−2) is a

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Square
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Rectangle
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Parallelogram
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Trapezoid
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Solution

The correct option is B Square
Vertices of the quadrangle are A(3,5,6),B(1,5,7),C(8,3,1) and D(4,7,2)
Let's find out length of the sides of the quadrangle
To find AB,BC,CD and AD
AB=(1+3)2+(55)2+(76)2=16+100+1=117
BC=(81)2+(3+5)2+(17)2=49+4+64=117
CD=(48)2+(7+3)2+(2+1)2=16+100+1=117
AD=(34)2+(57)2+(6+2)2=49+4+64=117
Length of all sides are equal
Also, find the length of diagonals
AC=(8+3)2+(35)2+(16)2=121+64+49=234
BD=(41)2+(7+5)2+(27)2=9+144+81=234
Thus, the lengths of diagonals are equal
Hence, the quadrangle formed by A,B,C and D is a square.

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