A game board uses a coordinate grid with x x\,x and y y\,y axes ranging from -5 to 5. The origin O O\,O is at the center. Character A A\,A is at (−3,1)(-3, 1)(−3,1). Character B B\,B is at (−1,4)(-1, 4)(−1,4). Character C C\,C is at (2,2)(2, 2)(2,2).
Write down the coordinates of point CCC.
Find the coordinates of the midpoint of ABABAB.
ABCD ABCD\,ABCD is a square. On the grid mark with a cross (×\times×) the point D D\,D so that ABCD ABCD\,ABCD is a square.
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