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the points (-2,1), (1,1), (0,-2), and (-3,-2) are vertices of a polygon. what type of polygon is formed by these points? A. rectangle B. square C. pentagon D. parallelogram

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Answer:


\boxed{\sf D. \ Parallelogram}

Explanation:

When we graph the points, the polygon is a quadrilateral with opposite parallel sides. The type of polygon formed by these points is a parallelogram.

the points (-2,1), (1,1), (0,-2), and (-3,-2) are vertices of a polygon. what type-example-1
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Answer:

Parallelogram

Explanation:

We'll graph all of the points from which we'll come to know that it is a parallelogram having opposite sides equal and parallel.

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the points (-2,1), (1,1), (0,-2), and (-3,-2) are vertices of a polygon. what type-example-1
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