Math, asked by nadyaval, 6 months ago

10. In the figure, the curve y = (1 - x)(x + 5) cuts the
x-axis at two points A and B, and the y-axis at the
point C. Find the coordinates of A, B and C.

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Answered by REDPLANET
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  • In the figure, the curve y = (1 - x)(x + 5) cuts the  x-axis at two points A and B, and the y-axis at the  point C. Find the coordinates of A, B and C.

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➢ Co-ordinates of point on x-axis is of form (x,0)

➢ Co-ordinates of point on y-axis is of form (0,y)

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Let's Start !

Given Equation ↣ y = (1 - x)(x + 5)

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Now, let's find where this curve cuts x-axis.

At x-axis, y-coordinate of point is zero(0).

Putting y = 0 in given equation

:\implies y = (1 - x)(x + 5)

:\implies 0 = (1 - x)(x + 5)

:\implies  (1 - x)(x + 5) = 0

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So,

→ 1 - x = 0

→ x = 1

→ x + 5 = 0

→ x = -5

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Now, let's find where this curve cuts y-axis.

At y-axis, x-coordinate of point is zero(0).

Putting x = 0 in given equation

:\implies y = (1 - x)(x + 5)

:\implies y = (1 - 0)(0 + 5)

:\implies y = (1 )( 5)

:\implies y = 5

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\underline{\boxed{\bold{\red{\therefore \; Curve\;cuts\;y-axis\;at\; C(0,5)}}}}

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