A ( 3 , 6) , B ( 3 , 2) and C ( 8 , 2) a...

A ( 3 , 6) , B ( 3 , 2) and C ( 8 , 2) are the vertices of a rectangle ABCD . Plot these points on a graph paper . From this find the coordinates of vertex D , so that ABCD will be a rectangle .

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