Math, asked by monudhakad0, 5 months ago

Find the length of perpendicular drawn from (b,a) to the line x/a + y/b =1

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given equation of line is

 \frac{ \times }{a}   \: + \:   \frac{y}{b}  = 1

We \:  written  \: that  \: this \:  equation bx+ay=ab     …… (1)

We \:  know \:  that

Length \:  of \:  perpendicular  \: any \:  line  \\  \: ax+by+c=0

d \:  =  \frac{ax + by + c}{ \sqrt{a {}^{2} }  +  \: b {}^{2} }

From \:  equation  \: (1),

bx + ay \:  - ab = 0

Length \: of \: perpendicular \: is

d \:  =  \frac{bx \:  + ay \:  - ab}{ \sqrt{b {}^{2}  + a {}^{2} } }

Length \: of \: perpendicular \: given \:  point \:  \\  (a,b)

d \:  =  \frac{b \times a + a \times b - ab}{ \sqrt{b {}^{2}  + ab {}^{2} } }

d \:  =  \frac{ab}{ \sqrt{a {}^{2}  + b {}^{2} } }

Hence it is required solution.

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