22) Find ratio in which the point P(-4, 6) divide the line segment joining the points
A(-6, 10) and B (3,- 8)
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❍ Let's say, that AB is the line segment and given points are A(–6, 10) and point B(3, –8) where point P(–4, 6) is intersecting the line in ratio of k: 1.
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- x₁ = – 6
- x₂ = 3
- x = – 4
- y = 6
- y₁ = 10
- y₂ = – 8
- m₁ = k
- m₂ = 1
Therefore,
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Given:-
- Given point = P(-4, 6)
- Points of given line = A(-6, 10) and B (3,- 8)
To Find:-
- Ratio in which the point P(-4, 6) divide the line segment joining the points A(-6, 10) and B (3,- 8).
Formula Used:-
- Section Formula:
Solution:-
According to the question,
Coordinates of Given line,
- A = (−6,10)
- B = (3,−8)
Now, there is a point C having the coordinates (−4,6) which divides the line segment AB.
Let us assume that point C divides the line segment AB in the ratio k:1, where k is a constant.
By section formula,
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Now, substituting
- m:n = k:1 in equation (1), we get,
Now, let us compare the x coordinates,
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Hence, the ratio k : 1 becomes
Therefore, the point C(−4,6) divides the line segment joining the points A(−6,10) and B(3,−8) in the ratio 2:7.
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