Math, asked by mahendra00793, 2 months ago



A side is a
whereas a vertex is a​

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Answered by arorakanika683
0

Answer:

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Given vertex of ΔABC

A(−2,3)

Equation of side AB perpendiuclar to x−y−4=0 is  

AB:x+y−λ=0

Side AB passes through point A(−2,3)  

−2+3−λ=0

λ=1

Hence AB:x+y−1=0−−−−(1)

Equation of side AC perpendiuclar to 2x−y−5=0 is  

AC:x+2y−λ=0

Side AC passes through point A(−2,3)  

−2+6−λ=0

λ=4

Hence AC:x+2y−4=0−−−−(2)

The right bisectors of all sides are meeting at point P(  

2

3

​  

,  

2

5

​  

)

Right bisector from point B on side AC is perpendicular

Hence Equation of right bisector perpendicular to x+2y−4=0 is  

2x−y−λ=0

Here right bisector is passing through point P

2×  

2

3

​  

−  

2

5

​  

λ=0

2

6

​  

−  

2

5

​  

λ=  

2

1

​  

 

Equation of right bisector BD be  

2x−y−  

2

1

​  

=0

4x−2y−1=0−−−−(3)

Here On solving equation of AB and BD we get point of intersection i.e. point B

4(1−y)−2y−1=0

4−4y−2y−1=0

−6y=−3

y=  

2

1

​  

 

x=1−y=1−  

2

1

​  

=  

2

1

​  

 

Point B(  

2

1

​  

,  

2

1

​  

)

Right bisector from point A on side BC is passing through point P

Hence equation of AD from point A and P

y−3=  

2

3

​  

+2

2

5

​  

−3

​  

(x+2)

y−3=  

7

−1

​  

(x+2)

Slope of AD is m  

AD

​  

=  

7

−1

​  

 

Hence slope of side BC perpendicular to AD is −  

7

1

​  

m  

BC

​  

=−1

m  

BC

​  

=7

Equation of side BC from point B(  

2

1

​  

,  

2

1

​  

) with slope m  

BC

​  

=7

y−  

2

1

​  

=7(x−  

2

1

​  

)

2y−1=14x−7

14x−2y−6=0

Answered by rahulsinghyadav5198
0

Answer:

A side is one of the flat outer surfaces of something.

A vertex is a point where two sides meet.

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