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Place a rectangle in a coordinate plane in a way that is
convenient for finding side lengths. Assign coordinates to each vertex.
 

hintHint:

Use the properties of a rectangle.

The correct answer is: So we get that D = (m, n)


    Complete step by step solution:

    Here we have ABCD as a rectangle placing one vertex as origin A .
    We denote length of the rectangle by m and width by n.
    Now, AB = m
    not stretchy rightwards double arrow C D equals m(Since ABCD is a rectangle)
    And, AC = n
    not stretchy rightwards double arrow B D equals n (Since ABCD is a rectangle)
    So we get that D = (m, n)

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