Question

Clara’s teacher asked her to draw a polygon with vertices (–2, 4), (5, 4), (3, –3), and (–2, 0) and to identify the polygon. Clara drew the polygon below and identified it as a quadrilateral.
Which explains whether Clara is correct?
Clara drew the figure correctly and correctly identified the four-sided figure as a quadrilateral.
Clara drew the figure with the wrong coordinates, but she correctly identified the four-sided figure as a quadrilateral.
Clara drew the figure correctly, but she should have identified the figure as a pentagon.
Clara drew the figure with the wrong coordinates, and she should have identified the figure as a pentagon.

Answer 1

Answer:

Clara drew the figure correctly and correctly identified the four-sided figure as a quadrilateral.

Step-by-step explanation:

To plot the vertices of the figure, Clara needs to take the first coordinate of each point and mark it on the x-axis and the second coordinate should be marked on the y-axis. Then she has to draw vertical and horizontal lines through the x-coordinate and y-coordinate. These two lines intersect at the point which has those coordinates. Following these steps, Clara drew the figure correctly.

Connecting all consecutive vertices, she got a figure with four sides - this is exactly the quadrilateral.

Hence, Clara drew the figure correctly and correctly identified the four-sided figure as a quadrilateral.

Answer 2

Answer:

she is correct

Step-by-step explanation: