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find the ratio in which the y axis divides the line segment joining the points (-5,6) and (-1,-4).Also find the point of intersection​

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Answered by KDPatak
7

Solution:

Given:

  • Points of line (-5,6) and (-1,-4)
  • Y axis divides the line segment.

To find : Ratio and point of Intersection.

Let k:1 be the ratio. Since the line segment is divided by Y axis , the X Coordinate at that point will be zero.

Using section formula, we get

 \sf{0 =  \dfrac{ - k - 5}{k + 1}}

⇒ -k -5 = 0

or, k = -5

Ratio is -5:1 or 5:1 externally.

The coordinate of Intersection

 \sf{y =  \dfrac{20  + 6}{ - 4}}

or, y = 26/-4 = -13/2

or, y = -6.5

Coordinates are (0,-6.5)

Answered by BeStMaGiCiAn14
1

To find : Ratio and point of Intersection.

Let k:1 be the ratio. Since the line segment is divided by Y axis , the X Coordinate at that point will be zero.

Using section formula, we get

⇒ -k -5 = 0

or, k = -5

Ratio is -5:1 or 5:1 externally.

The coordinate of Intersection

 y = 26/-4 = -13/2

or, y = -6.5

∴ Coordinates are (0,-6.5)

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