A person standing at the junction of two straight paths represented by equation 2x-3y+4=0 and 3x+4y-5=0 wants to reach the path whose equation is 6x-7y+8=0 in the least time . Find equation of path that he should follow
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Least distance would be only the perpendicular distance.
Let's Find out the co-ordinates of junction point ist.
2x -3y = -4 .... equation ( i )
3x + 4y = 5 .... equation ( ii )
Multiply equation ist by 3 and second by 2
6x - 9y = -12
6x + 8y = 10
- - -
___________
-17y = -22
y = 22/17 And x = -1/17
Let the length of path be d
d = {6( -1/17 ) -7 ( 22/17 ) + 8 }/√ (6² +7²)
d = 24/ 17√113
Least distance would be only the perpendicular distance.
Let's Find out the co-ordinates of junction point ist.
2x -3y = -4 .... equation ( i )
3x + 4y = 5 .... equation ( ii )
Multiply equation ist by 3 and second by 2
6x - 9y = -12
6x + 8y = 10
- - -
___________
-17y = -22
y = 22/17 And x = -1/17
Let the length of path be d
d = {6( -1/17 ) -7 ( 22/17 ) + 8 }/√ (6² +7²)
d = 24/ 17√113
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