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Part 1 Proving a Quadrilateral is a Parallelogram (30 points)

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Method 1: Using Distance

A) Use the tools menu to create the following quadrilateral. A(-7,4); B(1,2); C(9,-8); D(1,-6) Use the measurement tool to find the length of each side.

IS ABCD a parallelogram? Justify your answer using your findings.

B) Use the tools menu to create the following quadrilateral. A(-4,2); B(6,4); C(11,-2); D(2,-3) Use the measurement tool to find the length of each side.

IS ABCD a parallelogram? Justify your answer using your findings.

Method 2: Slope Formula

A) Use the tools menu to create the following quadrilateral. A(-7,-4); B(1,-6); C(5,-13); D(1,-12) Use the measurement tool to find the slope of each side.

IS ABCD a parallelogram? Justify your answer using your findings.

B) Use the tools menu to create the following quadrilateral. A(0,8); B(6,10); C(2,0); D(-4,-2) Use the measurement tool to find the slope of each side.

IS ABCD a parallelogram? Justify your answer using your findings.

Method 3: Distance and Slope

A) Use the tools menu to create the following quadrilateral. A(-9,-2); B(-5,1); C(1,-4); D(-3,-7) Use the measurement tools to find the slope and length of one pair of opposite sides.

IS ABCD a parallelogram? Justify your answer using your findings.

B) Use the tools menu to create the following quadrilateral. A(1,5); B(10.7); C(14,1); D(-3,-1) Use the measurement tools to find the slope and length of one pair of opposite sides.

IS ABCD a parallelogram? Justify your answer using your findings.