Math, asked by jayantyaduwanshi46, 1 year ago

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

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Answered by harshitagarwal624

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jayantyaduwanshi46: Why do we take the ratio ad k:1

harshitagarwal624: its rule...

jayantyaduwanshi46: Which one?

harshitagarwal624: that if we not givem ratio we have to take k:1

harshitagarwal624: ok byw

jayantyaduwanshi46: I am a little weak in coordinate geometry

jayantyaduwanshi46: OK thanks. It will be very helpful In my exams.

harshitagarwal624: gud luck...

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Answered by kavinayakumar02

Let the coordinates of the point be (0,y) and the y axis divide the line segment in the ratio k:1

(0,y)=[(-k+5)/k+1 , (-4k-6)/k+1]

=>0= -k+5/k+1

=>0= -k+5

=>k=5

Y= -4k-6/k+1

Y=4(5)-6/5+1

Y= -20-6/6

Y= -26/6

Y= -13/3

Thus the coordinates of the point is (0,-13/3)

jayantyaduwanshi46: Thanks!

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