Question

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The coordinates of the vertices of​ quadrilateral ABCD ​ are A(−4, −1) , B(−1, 2) , C(5, 1) , and D(1, −3) .



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Answer 1

A(−4, −1) , B(−1, 2)

Slope AB = (2 + 1)/(-1 + 4)

Slope AB = 3/3

Slope AB = 1

B(−1, 2) , C(5, 1)

Slope BC = (2 - 1)/(-1 - 5)

Slope BC = -1/6

C(5, 1) , and D(1, −3)

Slope CD = (1 + 3)/(5 - 1)

Slope CD = 4/4

Slope CD = 1

A(−4, −1) and D(1, −3)

Slope AD = (-1 + 3)/(-4 - 1)

Slope AD = -2/5

AB and CD has same slope and equal 1

So AB and CD are parallel

Answer

Slope AB = 1, Slope BC = -1/6, Slope CD = 1 and Slope AD = -2/5

Quadrilateral ABCD is not a parallelogram because only one pair of opposite sides is parallel .

Answer 2

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