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determine the ratio in which the point P (a,-2) divides the joining of points (-4,3) and B(2,-4). also find the value of a

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Answered by nikhilbastian
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let p(a,-2) divide A(-4,3) and B(2,-4) in the ratio k:1,
therefore coordinates of p are,
 \frac{k(2)+(1)(-4)}{k+1}  \frac{(k)4+1(3)}{k+1}
= \frac{2k-4}{k+1}  \frac{-4k+3}{k+1}
as coordinates of p are (a,-2)
therefore,
-2(k+1) = -4k+3
-2k-2 = -4k+3
-2k+4k = 3+2
2k = 5
hence,
k=5/2
and
a(k+1) = 2k-4
by subbing k value
a(5/2+1) = 2(5/2)-4
a(7/2)=5-4
therefore,

a=2/7



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rohitrajput1399: bro plzz give explaination
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nikhilbastian: wut more explaination do u need
rohitrajput1399: your 2nd step i cant understand
nikhilbastian: ok it is -4(k)
nikhilbastian: srry didnt see dat
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