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what is the most precise term for figure abcd with vertices a(-5, -1) b(-9, 6) c(-1, 5) and d(3, -2)
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The most precise term for the figure with vertices A(-5, -1), B(-9, 6), C(-1, 5), and D(3, -2) is a quadrilateral.
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