ON A CARTESIAN PLANE,DRAW A SQUARE WHOSE POINT OF INTERSECTION OF THE DIAGONALS IS (8,3) AND ONE VERTEX IS (6,1).

EXPLAIN IT WITH DIAGRAM.

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ON A CARTESIAN PLANE,DRAW A SQUARE WHOSE POINT OF INTERSECTION OF
THE DIAGONALS IS (8,3) AND ONE VERTEX IS (6,1)

EXPLAIN IT WITH DIAGRAM

Anuradha Sharma · Accepted Answer

Hi, The intersection point of digonal divides the diagonal in two equal part so Let other vertex opposite to 6,1 is x,y8= 6+x2x = 10 and 3 = 1+y2 so y = 5 so other vertex is 10,5now plotting them 
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ON A CARTESIAN PLANE,DRAW A SQUARE WHOSE POINT OF INTERSECTION OF THE DIAGONALS IS (8,3) AND ONE VERTEX IS (6,1). EXPLAIN IT WITH DIAGRAM.

ON A CARTESIAN PLANE,DRAW A SQUARE WHOSE POINT OF INTERSECTION OF THE DIAGONALS IS (8,3) AND ONE VERTEX IS (6,1).

EXPLAIN IT WITH DIAGRAM.