1)Given (-3, 2) and (1, 2) are vertices of a square, what two sets of coordinates could form the other vertices? (hint: graph the figure and then apply properties) (Select two answers)Group of answer choices(-3, 5) and (-1, 5)(-3, 6) and (1, 6)(-3, -2) and (1, -2)(-3, 5) and (1, 5) 6) image(Find the perimeter of the figure.356 units33 units13.09 units35.56 units 7 and 8 are both images * (6;+6)Find the area of the figure below.-D-2 8)(0,-1)+B(834.93 square units68 square units68 square units4624 square units Find the perimeter of the figure.Đ(-1, 8)(5,6)B (7, 1)-10-C(2,-5).|356 units33 units13.09 unitsO 35.56 unitsWhat is the most appropriate way to show that ORST is aHow can you show that the figure below is a rectangle? Check all that apply.yS(2, 4)|R(0, 3)T(4, 2)F10(0, 0) 1GShow that RO is congruent to ST by using distance formula.Show that segment RS is parallel to segment OT by using slopShow that opposite sides are congruent by using the slope formula.Show that segment RS is equal to segment ST by using distanShow the diagonals are perpendicular by using the slope formula.Show that RO is congruent to ST by using the slope formula.Show the diagonals are congruent by using the distance formula.Show that there are four right angles by using the slope formula.

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Given (-3, 2) and (1, 2) are vertices of a square, what two sets of coordinates could form the other vertices? (hint: graph the figure and then apply properties) (Select two answers)

Group of answer choices

(-3, 5) and (-1, 5)

(-3, 6) and (1, 6)

(-3, -2) and (1, -2)

(-3, 5) and (1, 5)

6) image(Find the perimeter of the figure.

356 units

33 units

13.09 units

35.56 units

7 and 8 are both images

* (6;+6)
Find the area of the figure below.
-D-2 8)
(0,-1)+
B(8
34.93 square units
68 square units
68 square units
4624 square units

Find the perimeter of the figure.
Đ(-1, 8)
(5,6)
B (7, 1)
-10-
C(2,-5).
|
356 units
33 units
13.09 units
O 35.56 units
What is the most appropriate way to show that ORST is a
How can you show that the figure below is a rectangle? Check all that apply.
y
S(2, 4)|
R(0, 3)
T(4, 2)
F
1
0(0, 0) 1
G
Show that RO is congruent to ST by using distance formula.
Show that segment RS is parallel to segment OT by using slop
Show that opposite sides are congruent by using the slope formula.
Show that segment RS is equal to segment ST by using distan
Show the diagonals are perpendicular by using the slope formula.
Show that RO is congruent to ST by using the slope formula.
Show the diagonals are congruent by using the distance formula.
Show that there are four right angles by using the slope formula.

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