Coordinate Proofs

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Yes, DOGS is a parallelogram. The distances of DS and OG should be 3.61 and the distances of DO and SG should be 3. Your statement should read something to the effect of "Since opposite sides are congruent, DOGS is a parallelogram."

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but rectangles also have opposite congruent sides we would need to find the angles of each base angles and see if the opposite ones are supplementary.

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Ms. Smith does this also work on triangles?And thanks for the vid really helped

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I am so glad it helped! The example shown is specifically for determining if the shape is truly a parallelogram. The properties mentioned (opposite sides being congruent) would not be the same for a triangle, but you could certainly use a proof to prove if a triangle was a certain type of triangle (i.e. right triangle, equilateral triangle, etc).

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@@ms.smithsmathtutorials Triangles aren't parallelogram.

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