Answer:
It seems like you've mentioned two points \((-3, -3)\) and \((5, -3)\) and are referring to an axis with a length of 6 units. However, it's not entirely clear what shape or properties you are referring to.
If you're talking about an axis-aligned rectangle, the length of the horizontal sides would be the difference between the x-coordinates of the two points, and the length of the vertical sides would be the difference between the y-coordinates. Using the given points:
Length of horizontal sides = \(5 - (-3) = 8\) units
Length of vertical sides = \((-3) - (-3) = 0\) units
So, it seems the vertical sides have zero length, making it a line segment rather than a rectangle.
Please provide more details or clarify if you're referring to a different geometric shape or concept.
