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MATH / If A=(3,4) and C=(7,10) are opposite vertices of a rectangle ABCD, then vertices A,B,C, and D must lie on the circle x²+y²−px−qy+s=0.Compute the ordered triple of real numbers … · Discussion

Discussing If A=(3,4) and C=(7,10) are opposite vertices of a rectangle ABCD, then vertices A,B,C, and D must lie on the circle x²+y²−px−qy+s=0.Compute the ordered triple of real numbers … · MATH

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