A rectangle with length three times its width needs to be placed on the coordinate plane for use in a coordinate proof. (a) Describe how to place the rectangle on the coordinate plane. (b) Tell what the coordinates of the vertices would be. Use variables for nonzero coordinates

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Bernice

16 December, 02:35

A rectangle with length three times its width needs to be placed on the coordinate plane for use in a coordinate proof. (a) Describe how to place the rectangle on the coordinate plane. (b) Tell what the coordinates of the vertices would be. Use variables for nonzero coordinates

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Augustus Hancock · Answer 1

For this case what we can do is place the rectangle in the coordinate plane that meets the following dimensions:

width: w = 3

Length: 3 * w = 3 * 3 = 9

The coordinates of the vertices that meet the dimensions given are:

A = (1,1)

B = (1,4)

C = (10.4)

D = (10.1)