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find a point on the y-axis which is. equidistant from the point A(6,5) and B(-8,4)​

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Answered by haritharokkam1
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Answer:

P(0,9·5)

Step-by-step explanation:

since the point is on y-axis.

it's coordinate will be P(0,y).

A(6,5). B(-8,4)

PA. =PB

PA²=PB²

(6-0)²+(5-y)²=(-8-0)²+(4-y)²

36+25+y²-10y=64+16+y²-8y

(y²will be cancelled)

61- 10y=80-8y

(variable and constant will be separated)

-10y+8y= 80-61

-2y=19

y=19/-2

-9·5

therefore the point is P(0,9·5)

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