Math, asked by irfanshaik93988, 10 months ago

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The vertices of a triangle are A(0, 7)
and B(-5,-1) and c(-1, 2). Then the equation of
a bisector of angleABC is​

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Answered by mukulrajput2006
4

Answer:If the bisector of angle B meets side AC at D then  

AD/DC = BA/BC.  

BA^2=(5--1)^2+(1--7)^2=36+64=100  

BA=10  

BC=(5-1)^2+(1-4)^2=16+9=25  

BC=5  

so  

AD/DC=10/5=2.  

The co-ordinates of D are  

(2/3)C+(1/3)A=(2/3)(1,4)+(1/3)(-1,-7)  

=(1/3)(1,1)  

=(1/3,1/3).  

The slope of DB is m=(1-1/3)/(5-1/3)=(2/3)/(14/3)=1/7.  

The line BD passes through B so it has equation  

y-1=(1/7)(x-5)  

7y-7=x-5  

7y=x+2.  

ALTERNATIVELY:  

The slope of AB is m1=(1--7)/(5--1)=8/6=4/3, the slope of BC is m2=(4-1)/(1-5)= -3/4. m1m2=-1 so AB is perpendicular to BC hence angle B is a right angle. If the slope of BC is m2=tanθ= -3/4 then the slope of the bisector of angle B is  

tan(θ+45º)=(tanθ+tan45º)/(1-tanθtan45º)  

= (-3/4+1)/(1-(-3/4)*1)  

= (1/4)/(7/4)  

= 1/7.  

The bisector passes through B(5,1) so its equation is  

y-1=(1/7)(x-5)  

7y=x+2.

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Answered by mohit72334
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Answer:

y-1=(1/7)(x-5)

7y=x+2

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