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The fourth vertex D of a parallelogram `ABCD` whose three vertices are `A(-2,3)`, `B(6,7)` and `C(8,3) `is

A

(0,1)

B

(0,-1)

C

(-1,0)

D

(1,0)

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OSWAL PUBLICATION-LINES (IN TWO - DIMENSIONS)-NCERT EXEMPLAR (EXERCISE - 7.1)
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