Quadrilateral Creation

Move the pink vertices of this quadrilateral around to form a PARALLELOGRAM.
1.
In the applet above, use the tools of GeoGebra to show how/why the quadrilateral you formed is indeed a parallelogram. In the space provided, explain how your results illustrate this quadrilateral is a parallelogram.
Move the pink vertices of this quadrilateral around to form a RHOMBUS (that is NOT a square).
2.
In the applet above, use the tools of GeoGebra to show how/why the quadrilateral you formed is indeed a rhombus. In the space provided, explain how your results illustrate this quadrilateral is a rhombus.
Move the pink vertices of this quadrilateral around to form a RECTANGLE (that is NOT a square). Try to do so in such a way any pair of opposite segments is neither horizontal nor vertical.
3.
In the applet above, use the tools of GeoGebra to show how/why the quadrilateral you formed is indeed a rectangle. In the space provided, explain how your results illustrate this quadrilateral is a rectangle.
Move the pink vertices of this quadrilateral around to form a SQUARE. Try to do so in such a way any pair of opposite segments is neither horizontal nor vertical.
4.
In the applet above, use the tools of GeoGebra to show how/why the quadrilateral you formed is indeed a square. In the space provided, explain how your results illustrate this quadrilateral is a square.
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– Madison WIse, Tim Brzezinski

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