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Find the 4th vertex of a parallelogram if three vertices taken in order are (−5, −5) (2, −3), and (4, 4). - Mathematics

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Find the 4th vertex of a parallelogram if three vertices taken in order are (−5, −5) (2, −3), and (4, 4).

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Solution

Here, let,

  • A = (−5, −5),
  • B = (2, −3),
  • C = (4, 4)

In a parallelogram ABCD (vertices in order), D = A + (C − B),

⇒ C − B = (4, 4) − (2, −3)

= (4 − 2, 4 − (−3))

= (2, 7)

⇒ A + D = (−5, −5) + (2, 7)

= (−5 + 2, −5 + 7)

= (−3, 2)

Hence, the fourth vertex is (−3, 2).

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Chapter 11: Section formula - Exercise 11A [Page 229]

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Nootan Mathematics [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 11 Section formula
Exercise 11A | Q 17. | Page 229
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