- A(-4, -4)
- B(4, -4)
- C(-4, 4)
- D(0, 0)
Step-by-Step Solution
The diagonal passes through the centre (origin), so the opposite vertex is the origin-reflection of (4, 4), i.e. (-4, -4).
Answer: A) (-4, -4)
A square has its centre at the origin and sides parallel to the axes. One vertex is at (4, 4).
What are the coordinates of the vertex diagonally opposite to it?
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