can we use √(x2-x1)² +(y1-y2)²
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yes, that wil do.
First find the distance between the given two points B and C , then assume a coordinate for the point A, like (m,n).
Now, since the triangle is equilateral, so the point A will be equidistant from B and C. By using the distance formula, i.e., the one you stated, you will be able to fine the required coordinate.
If you are unable to do so, hit me up, i will do it fir you
First find the distance between the given two points B and C , then assume a coordinate for the point A, like (m,n).
Now, since the triangle is equilateral, so the point A will be equidistant from B and C. By using the distance formula, i.e., the one you stated, you will be able to fine the required coordinate.
If you are unable to do so, hit me up, i will do it fir you
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Yes you can use the distance formula for solving this question.
The answer you will obtain will be (0, 3✓3) or (0, -3✓3) as A can have two coordinates.
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will the examiner accept it????
Surely
as i mentioned that i am of 9th standard but the formula which i have used is of 10th standard...thats why
???
yes, because the distance formula is a basic need in Coordinate geometry and on no way can be classified as a formula of class 9 or 10
ook thnk u bro
yepp....anytime
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hii bruh i posted a question just now related to trigonometry ........plss answer
I've answered it bro :-)
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