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rectangle ABCD with A(2,-4), B(4, -6), C7,-3), and D(5, -1) In the x-axis. Where is B'?
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To find the location of B' in the x-axis, we need to understand what B' represents in the given rectangle ABCD.
In a rectangle, each side is perpendicular to the adjacent side. Therefore, B' represents the point on the y-axis that is perpendicular to B.
From point B(4, -6), we can observe that the x-coordinate is 4. Since B' is perpendicular to B, the x-coordinate of B' will also be 4.
Therefore, B' is located at (4, 0) on the x-axis.
In a rectangle, each side is perpendicular to the adjacent side. Therefore, B' represents the point on the y-axis that is perpendicular to B.
From point B(4, -6), we can observe that the x-coordinate is 4. Since B' is perpendicular to B, the x-coordinate of B' will also be 4.
Therefore, B' is located at (4, 0) on the x-axis.