Math, asked by kris9845, 1 year ago

Find the equation to the diagonals of a rectangle whose sides are x+1=0, y-4=0, y+1=0 and y-2=0. (if the answer is given is good then... Brainliest mark )


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Answered by kvnmurty
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Sides of the rectangle:    x-1 = 0            x-4 = 0
                                        y+ 1 = 0         y-2 = 0
Vertices are :     A (1, -1),  B (1,2 )      , D (4, -1) ,  C (4, 2)

diagonal  AC:      (y+1)/(x-1) =  (2 - (-1))/ (4-1) = 1
                             y = x - 2
diagonal  BD:     (y-2)/(x-1) = (-1-2)/(4-1)
                               y = -x +3

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kris9845: But @Kvnmurthy .... Can we use (y-y1)=m(x-x1) ???
kvnmurty: yes. that is what i used above for equations of the diagonals
kris9845: Ok thanks
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Answered by Dev98011
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Answer:

Sides of the rectangle:    x-1 = 0            x-4 = 0

                                        y+ 1 = 0         y-2 = 0

Vertices are :     A (1, -1),  B (1,2 )      , D (4, -1) ,  C (4, 2)

diagonal  AC:      (y+1)/(x-1) =  (2 - (-1))/ (4-1) = 1

                             y = x - 2

diagonal  BD:     (y-2)/(x-1) = (-1-2)/(4-1)

                               y = -x +3

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