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a.
A'(-1, √2 -1), B'(-1, 2√2 - 1), C'((3/2)√2 - 1, (9/2)√2 - 1)
b.
A'(√2 -1,- 1), B'( 2√2 - 1, -1), C'((3/2)√2 - 1, (9/2)√2 - 1)
c.
A'(-1, √2 -1), B'(2√2 - 1, -1), C'((3/2)√2 - 1, (9/2)√2 - 1)
d.
A'(-1, √2 -1), B'( 2√2 - 1, -1), C'((9/2)√2 - 1, (3/2)√2 - 1)
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