Rectangle corners from coordinates
Two corners of a rectangle are given as coordinates, such as A (13, 27) and B (26, 27), along with its area. The student finds the coordinates of the other two corners.
The distance between the known corners gives one side; dividing the area by it gives the other, which tells how far the missing corners are along the other axis.
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What changes each time
- New corners and areas every time
- Coordinates in the first quadrant
- Two coordinate pairs to find
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