Depth · one concept from first principles · step 2 of 4
A square on a given side has two sides to grow
Points and are vertices of square . Find all possible coordinates of the other two vertices, and .
Depth · one concept from first principles · step 2 of 4
Points and are vertices of square . Find all possible coordinates of the other two vertices, and .
A and B have the same x-coordinate, so AB is vertical and its length is the difference of the y-coordinates.
Vertical distance is the difference of y-coordinates.
7.NS.A.1Draw A DiagramBC and AD are horizontal, 3 units long, so C keeps B's y-coordinate -1 and D keeps A's 2, both shifted 3 left or right.
Turning a vertical side by a right angle gives a horizontal side.
7.G.A.2Draw A Diagramand sit units straight to the right of and , or units straight to the left.
is the vertical gap between and , which is .
Turning side a quarter turn about , one way or the other, lays it along the horizontal line through and keeps its length , so is to the right or to the left of .
Turning the same way about puts the same units over from , on the same side as .
Moving 3 to the right from x=-1 gives x=2.
Right means add.
6.NS.C.8Make A Systematic ListMoving 3 to the left from x=-1 gives x=-4.
Left means subtract.
6.NS.C.8Make A Systematic ListWhen a shape can face either way, check both sides -- one answer is only half the answer.
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