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1/11 divide the equation line by line​

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Answered by itzsilentkiller234
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Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose the line x+y=4 divides the join of A(−1,1) and B(5,7) in the ratio λ:1.

The coordinates of the point of division are (λ+15λ+1,λ+17λ+1). It lies on x+y=4.

Therefore,

λ+15λ−1+λ+17λ+1=4

5λ−1+7λ+1=4(λ+1)

12λ=4λ+4

8λ=4

λ=21

Hence, the required ratio is 1:2.

Answered by ambaliyaarjun27
0

Answer

Suppose the line x+y=4 divides the join of A(−1,1) and B(5,7) in the ratio λ:1.

The coordinates of the point of division are (

λ+1

5λ+1

,

λ+1

7λ+1

). It lies on x+y=4.

Therefore,

λ+1

5λ−1

+

λ+1

7λ+1

=4

5λ−1+7λ+1=4(λ+1)

12λ=4λ+4

8λ=4

λ=

2

1

Hence, the required ratio is 1:2.

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