Math, asked by dimagkidahi, 11 months ago

Find the ratio in which the point (2, y) divides the join of (-2, 3) and (4, 6) and hence, find y.

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Answered by sahuharsh182
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

orrect option is

C

3:2,y=3

Let the given point C(2,y) divides A(−4,3) and B(6,3) in the required ratio be k:1

Using the section formula −

x =  

k+1

x  

2

k+x  

1

(1)

   and  y =  

k+1

y  

2

k+y  

1

(1)

 

Then,  

k+1

6k−4(1)

=2  

⇒6k−4=2k+2  

⇒6k−2k=4+2  

⇒4k=6  

⇒k=  

4

6

 

⇒k=  

2

3

 

Hence the ratio is 3:2

Thus, substituting we get the value of y as,  

y=  

3+2

3(3)+2(3)

 

y=  

5

9+6

 

y=  

5

15

=3

The value of y is 3

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