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Plot the points $( 0,\ 2),\ ( 3,\ 0),\ ( -2,\ 0)$ and $( 0,\ -3)$ on the graph. Which figure do we obtain if we join the points?
Given: Points $( 0,\ 2),\ ( 3,\ 0),\ ( 0,\ -2)$ and $( -3,\ 0)$.
To do: To plot the given points on the graph and by joining the points to obtain the name of the figure.
Solution:
Given points are $( 0,\ 2),\ ( 3,\ 0),\ ( 0,\ -2)$ and $( -3,\ 0)$.
The points are plotted in the graph below.
By joining the plotted points on the graph, we obtain a quadrilateral.
Thus, the quadrilateral obtained is a rhombus.
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