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Answer to Problem 11CFU
Parallelogram
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
If both pairs of its opposite side are parallel, then the quadrilateral is a parallelogram.
A parallelogram is a rectangle if its adjacent sides are perpendicular.
The given quadrilateral is shown below.
From the graph,
Calculation:
The formula of slope is as follows:
Substitute the required values in the slope formula to evaluate the slope for
Substitute the required values in the slope formula to evaluate the slope for
Substitute the required values in the slope formula to evaluate the slope for
Since, the slope of
Substitute the required values in the slope formula to evaluate the slope for
Substitute the required values in the slope formula to evaluate the slope for
Since, the slope of
Since, both pairs of the opposite sides are parallel. Thus,
Since, the slope of
Thus, the
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