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01 Feb 2026, 10:45
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H: 14
V: 6
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In the standard (x,y) coordinate plane, the graph of ∣3x∣+∣7y∣=21 is a parallelogram with 2 vertices on the x-axis and 2 vertices on the y-axis.
Let H and V be the lengths, in coordinate units, of the horizontal and vertical diagonals, respectively, of this parallelogram.
Select for H and for V values that are consistent with the given information.
Make only two selections, one in each column.
Let H and V be the lengths, in coordinate units, of the horizontal and vertical diagonals, respectively, of this parallelogram.
Select for H and for V values that are consistent with the given information.
Make only two selections, one in each column.
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H: 14
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01 Feb 2026, 10:47
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For mod, removing it means +/- sign
(+/- 3x) + (+/- 7y) = 21
Take x = 0 to give y (0,3) and (0,-3) thus distance 6
Similarly take y=0, give x (7,0) and (-7,0) using distance formula of co-ordinate geometry gives distance as 14
(+/- 3x) + (+/- 7y) = 21
Take x = 0 to give y (0,3) and (0,-3) thus distance 6
Similarly take y=0, give x (7,0) and (-7,0) using distance formula of co-ordinate geometry gives distance as 14
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