1. Given quadrilateral EFGH with vertices at E(-4,8), F(8, 4), G(5,-5) and H(-7,-1), prove using coordinate geometry that EFGH is a rectangle. Note that there are a few different methods that work. 2. Type here to search

1. Given quadrilateral EFGH with vertices at E(-4,8), F(8, 4), G(5,-5) and H(-7,-1), prove using coordinate geometry that EFGH is a rectangle. Note that there are a few different methods that work. 2. Type here to search

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