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Question Number 99877 by I want to learn more last updated on 23/Jun/20

Commented by bobhans last updated on 24/Jun/20

(3.1)gradient of PQ = tan 45^o  = 1  (3.2)MN line parallel to PQ ⇒then equation  of MN ⇒y=1.(x−7)+1 ; y = x−6   (3.3) the length of MN = (1/2)QP = ((7(√2))/2)  (3.4) the length of RS = 7(√2)  (3.6) coordinates of P ⇒ ((b+3)/(a+2)) = 1 ; b+3 = a+2  ⇒(√((b+3)^2 +(a+2)^2 )) = 7(√2) ; 2(a+2)^2  = 49.2  ⇒ { ((a=5)),((b=4)) :} ⇒P(5,4)

(3.1)gradientofPQ=tan45o=1(3.2)MNlineparalleltoPQthenequationofMNy=1.(x7)+1;y=x6(3.3)thelengthofMN=12QP=722(3.4)thelengthofRS=72(3.6)coordinatesofPb+3a+2=1;b+3=a+2(b+3)2+(a+2)2=72;2(a+2)2=49.2{a=5b=4P(5,4)

Commented by bobhans last updated on 24/Jun/20

coordinates of R(x,y)  ⇒ { ((7=((x+a)/2))),((1=((y+b)/2))) :}  x = 14−a = 14−5 = 9  y=2−b=2−4= −2 . coordinates of R(9,−2)

coordinatesofR(x,y){7=x+a21=y+b2x=14a=145=9y=2b=24=2.coordinatesofR(9,2)

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 24/Jun/20

Thanks sir, i appreciate. But  (3.5)  is misssing. please help

Thankssir,iappreciate.But(3.5)ismisssing.pleasehelp

Commented by bobhans last updated on 24/Jun/20

gradient of RS = 1 . let point S(x,y)  ((y+2)/(x−9)) = 1 , y+2 = x−9  length of RS = 7(√2) ⇒(√((y+2)^2 +(x−9)^2 )) =7(√2)  2(x−9)^2  = 49.2 ⇒x = 16 ∧y= 5  we get coordinates of S(16,5)

gradientofRS=1.letpointS(x,y)y+2x9=1,y+2=x9lengthofRS=72(y+2)2+(x9)2=722(x9)2=49.2x=16y=5wegetcoordinatesofS(16,5)

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 24/Jun/20

Thanks sir

Thankssir

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