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Suppose point C is at (–1, –1). Use the numbers below to explain the distance that a fourth point, D, should be from the existing points to form a square. Numbers may be used on…

Suppose point C is at (–1, –1). Use the numbers below to explain the distance that a fourth point, D, should be from the existing points to form a square. Numbers may be used on…
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Suppose point C is at (–1, –1). Use the numbers below to explain the distance that a fourth point, D, should be from the existing points to form a square. Numbers may be used once, more than once, or not at all.

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Answer:1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 All the way through.

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