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You start walking from the origin in the direction of (3,1), with the intention of
ending at point (7,1). You are allowed one right-angle turn. Find (a) the point at
winich you make this turn, (b) how far you walked in the (3,1) direction, and (c)
how far you walked orthogonal to the (3,1) direction.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : You start walking from the origin in the direction of (3,1), with the intention of  ending at point (7,1). You are allowed one right-angle turn.

To find :   (a) the point at  winich you make this turn, (b) how far you walked in the (3,1) direction, and (c)  how far you walked orthogonal to the (3,1) direction.​

Solution:

Started from origin (0 , 0)  to direction ( 3 , 1)

Hence Slope = 1/3

line y - 0 = (1/3)(x - 0)

=> y = x/3

=> x = 3y

Lets Say point is  ( 3a  , a )    at which right angle turn is made

Slope between (3a , a)  & (7 , 1) will be   -1/(1/3)  =  - 3

=> (a - 1)/(3a - 7)  = - 3

=>a - 1 = -9a + 21

=> 10a  =  22

=> a = 22/10

   a =  11/5

    3a  = 33/5

Point ( 33/5 , 11/5) or ( 6.6 , 2.2)  at which turn taken

Walked in direction, of ( 3 , 1)

= √(33/5 -0 )² + (11/5 -  0)²    =  (11/5) √9 + 1  = 11√10/5

11√10/5  =  6.957

walked orthogonal to the (3,1) direction.​

= √(33/5  - 7)² + (11/5 - 1)²  

= √(2/5)² + (6/5)²  

= (2/5) √ 1 + 9

= 2√10/5 = 1.265

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