Given Three Vertices of a Parallelogram Find the Fourth Using Slopes of Parallel Lines

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But what if you’re given three lines and need to find the fourth? My teacher didnt give us the verticies, just lines

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I have a similar question but it has variables, can someone explain
A rectangle has vertices (0, 0), (2k, 0), and (0, k). Find the fourth vertex.
The fourth vertex is (
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how do we find 3th vertex if we hav cordiante of A and B and lenght to A C and lenght to BC

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Length BC will give the vertex D as BC = AD for a parallelogram. Will make a video on that soon. Thanks

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Can you show an algebraic way because drawing the graph is too long in exams

[@aryans9334]

Find the slope of the side of the parallelogram with the two known coordinates. We know the slope will be the same for the other sider since it is a parallelogram. Just sub in the value of the third known coordinate and the slope into y-y1/x-x1= m

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if there are three vertice given and we are trying the find forth point for a parallelogram, i think there are three points we can find. you just find one?

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What I am also questioning about, my textbook answer shows three points.

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any other ways to solve this type of questions other than using graphs? graphs are time consuming in exams

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Graph is sketched to give overall picture. Two methods are used to solve in this example.
Method 1: Logic change is y and change in x and
Method 2: Algebraic method is adopted to solve this question by finding the slopes.

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