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In △ABC, the coordinates of vertices A and B are A(−2,4) and B(−1,1). For each of the given coordinates of vertex C, is △ABC a right triangle? (See Attachment)

In △ABC, the coordinates of vertices A and B are A(−2,4) and B(−1,1). For each of the given coordinates of vertex C, is △ABC a right triangle? (See Attachment)
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In △ABC, the coordinates of vertices A and B are A(−2,4) and B(−1,1).

For each of the given coordinates of vertex C, is △ABC a right triangle?
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In △ABC, the coordinates of vertices A and B are A(−2,4) and B(−1,1). For each of-example-1
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Person up ^ is right

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C(2,2) Is not a right traingle
C(0,4) is NOT a right triangle
C(-2,1) IS the right triangle
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