- AQuadrant IV
- BQuadrant I
- CQuadrant II
- DQuadrant III
Step-by-Step Solution
The given vertices are in Quadrants I, II and III. The missing fourth vertex is (3, -3), which is (+, -), Quadrant IV.
Answer: A) Quadrant IV
Three vertices of a square centred at the origin are at (3, 3), (-3, 3) and (-3, -3).
The fourth vertex completes the square. In which quadrant is the fourth vertex?
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