a.
To identify : the coordinates of each of the stones shown in the diagram.
a.

Answer to Problem 30E
The coordinate of the black stone is
Explanation of Solution
Solution :
From the provided diagram it can be observed that the location of the black stone is 3 units right to the origin and then 2 units up.
Therefore, the coordinate of the black stone is
Similarly, the coordinate of the white stones are
Hence,
The coordinate of the black stone is
b.
To find : A stone is placed at
b.

Answer to Problem 30E
The coordinate of the black stones must be
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
Consider, the position of the white stone provided in the question,
Calculation :
Since the position of the white stone is
Therefore, to capture the white stone the coordinates of the black stones must be
Hence,
The coordinate of the black stones must be
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