We are given a rectangle $ABCD$, where:

• $A = (0, 8)$
• $B = (4, 0)$
• The diagonal $AC$ has the equation $8y + x = 64$.

We need to find the coordinates of points $C$ and $D$.

Step 1: Equation of Diagonal $AC$

The equation given is: $8y + x = 64$ Rearrange to express $x$ in terms of $y$: $x = 64 - 8y$

Step 2: Find the coordinates of $C$

Since $C$ lies on diagonal $AC$, its coordinates must satisfy the equation $8y + x = 64$. Point $C$ is directly opposite point $B = (4, 0)$ along the diagonal $AC$, meaning that the line $AC$ passes through both $A$ and $C$.

We already know point $A = (0, 8)$. Now, we substitute different $y$-values into the equation to solve for possible $x$-coordinates of point $C$.

By symmetry, we calculate the coordinates of point $D$ after finding $C$.

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