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Any Genius Here please answer I challenge to Geniuses

Question = Let AP and BQ two vertical pole at point A and B respectively if AP = 16 m and BQ = 22 m and AB = 20 m then find the distance of a point R on AB from the point such that RP^2+RQ^2 is minimum.

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Answered by Anonymous
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\boxed{\boxed{\mathtt{ANSWER = 10\:metres. }}}

Let \: R \: be \: the \: point \: on \:  AB \: such \: that \: AR = \:x \: and \: RB = (20-x)\\\\  </p><p>Then \:  \: RP^2 = AR^2 +AP^2</p><p>=  x^2+(16)^{2} = x^2 + 256\\\\  and\:\:\:\:RQ^2 = RB^2 + BQ^2 </p><p> = (20-x)^2+(22)^2\\\\ </p><p>  \implies \: 400 + x^2- 40x+ 484 </p><p> = x^2 -40x +884\\\\Let\:\:\:\: f(x) \:\:RP^2 +RQ^2  = (x^2 + 256)+(x^2 -40x +884)\\\\ \implies 2x^2-40x+1140\\\\then\:\:f'(x)= 4x-40\:\:and\:\:f"(x) = 4 &gt; 0\\\\ Also, f'(x) = 0 \:  \implies = 4x-40 = 0 \implies x = 10\\\\ \therefore \:f(x)\:is\:minimum \:when \:x =10.\\\\Hence,\:\:f(x) \:is \: minimum \:when \: AR=10 \: metres.

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