Create a coordinate grid with a scale of 5 on each axis. On that grid, draw a rectangle with a length of 30 and a width of 15 Make sure your vertices are NOT numbers that end in 5 or 0 . Name the vertices on the grid.

Imagine your coordinate grid has both the x and y axes scaled at intervals of 5. You can place your rectangle in a fun way by choosing vertices that don’t involve ending in 0 or 5, giving it a unique twist! For example, let’s say you pick the coordinates (2, 1), (2, 16), (22, 1), and (22, 16) for the vertices of your rectangle. This way, your rectangle stretches across from x=2 to x=22 and from y=1 to y=16, creating a visually striking shape that stands out amidst the grid!