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find the incentre of the triangle whose vertices are - 36 ,7 20,7 and 0, 8​

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Answered by Shakshi07
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let A=(−36,7) B=(20,7) and C=(0,−8)

∴a=BC=

(0−20)

2

+(−8−7)

2

=

400+225

=

625

=25

b=CA=

(−36−0)

2

+(7+8)

2

=

1296+225

=

1521

=39

c=AB=

(20+36)

2

+(7−7)

2

=

3136+0

=

3136

=56

Let I(x,y) be the in-centre of △ABC

∴x=

a+b+c

ax

1

+bx

2

+cx

3

and y=

a+b+c

ay

1

+by

2

+cy

3

Substituting the above values in the above formula we get

x=

25+39+56

25×−36+39×20+56×0

=

120

−120

=−1

and y=

25+39+56

25×7+39×7+56×−8

=

120

0

=0

Thus, the in-centre is at (−1,0)

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