Find the coordinates of the vertices of a square inscribed in the triangle with vertices A(0,0), B(2,1), C(3,0); given that two of its vertices are on the side AC.
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We can see that AC is x axis.
Let the vertices of the square be: (a, 0), (a, b), (a+b, b) and (a+b, b)
Equation AB: y = x/2 as A(0,0) and B=(2,1)
Since (a,b) lies on it: b = a/2
Equation of BC: y + x = 3 as A(2,1) B(3,0)
Since (a+b, b) lies on it, a+b+b = 3
Solving the two equations b = 3/4 and a = 3/2
Hence coordinates are: (3/2,0) (3/2, 3/4), (9/4, 3/4) , (9/4, 0)
Let the vertices of the square be: (a, 0), (a, b), (a+b, b) and (a+b, b)
Equation AB: y = x/2 as A(0,0) and B=(2,1)
Since (a,b) lies on it: b = a/2
Equation of BC: y + x = 3 as A(2,1) B(3,0)
Since (a+b, b) lies on it, a+b+b = 3
Solving the two equations b = 3/4 and a = 3/2
Hence coordinates are: (3/2,0) (3/2, 3/4), (9/4, 3/4) , (9/4, 0)
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Step-by-step explanation:
We can see that AC is x axis.
Let the vertices of the square be: (a, 0), (a, b), (a+b, b) and (a+b, b)
Equation AB: y = x/2 as A(0,0) and B=(2,1)
Since (a,b) lies on it: b = a/2
Equation of BC: y + x = 3 as A(2,1) B(3,0)
Since (a+b, b) lies on it, a+b+b = 3
Solving the two equations b = 3/4 and a = 3/2
Hence coordinates are: (3/2,0) (3/2, 3/4), (9/4, 3/4) , (9/4, 0
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