It is asking you to work out the coordinates of the other two vertices of the square.
It is asking you to work out the coordinates of the other two vertices of the square.
Point P is 4 along the negative part of the x axis and 2 up the y axis. The coordinates are (–4,2). Point Q is 2 along the x axis and 2 up the y axis. The coordinates are (2,2).
The shape is a square so the lengths of the sides are equal.
The base is 6 units long, so all the sides must be 6 units long.
The x coordinate of the vertex directly above P must be the same because the vertex is a right angle. You can count 6 squares up the y axis.
The coordinates are (–4,8).
The last vertex must be 6 squares up the y axis above Q.
The coordinates are (2,8).
(–4,8) and (2,8).
The distance between the coordinates on the x axis is also 6 units long, so all sides are the same length.