Mathematics, 24.11.2020 20:40, zachtsmith2001

On considère deux points A(0 ; 1) et B(1 ; -3) dans un repère. On sait qu'ils appartiennent au parallélogramme ABCD de centre O.
On sait également que l'ordonnée de O est égale à -1 et que l'abcisse de D est égale à 9. Quelles sont les coordonnées des points O, C et D ?

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