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If ABCD is a square with A(2,3), B(1,2), C(–1,–2), then what are the coordinates of D?

Question: If ABCD is a square with A(2,3), B(1,2), C(–1,–2), then what are the coordinates of D?
  • A. (0, –1) ✓
  • B. (4, 5)
  • C. (–3, 0)
  • D. (1, –3)
Correct Answer: A. (0, –1)
Explanation: Using diagonals bisecting property of a square, D = (0, –1).

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