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find the equation of the perpendicular bisector of the line segment joining the points A(3,6) and B(-3,4) . Also find the points where it meets the x-axis ? meritnation

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Answered by Anonymous
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first find the mid point of these points and slope of AB and the use M1 *M2 =-1 and then write the eqn of line in slope and point form
hope hint will help u

Anonymous: slope= (Y2-Y1)/(X2-X1)
Anonymous: than slope of line AB = 6-4/3+3
Anonymous: then slope=1/3
Anonymous: and slope of perpendicular bisector = -3
Anonymous: since m1m2=-1
Anonymous: mid point of AB=(0,1)
Anonymous: now line of the eqn y-1/x=-3
Anonymous: y+3x=1
Anonymous: now put y=0 than x=1/3
Anonymous: hope it will help you
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