find the value of a if the points (a,3),(6,-2)and (-3,4) are collinear
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let A = (a,3) B= (6,-2) and C= (-3,4)
SINCE PTS ARE COLLINER THUS THE SLOPE ARE SAME
SLOPE IS GIVEN BY (y2-y1)/ ( x2 -x1)
slope of line AB = (-2-3)/(6-a) = -5/(6-a)
slope of lline BC=(4+2)/(-3-6) = 6/(-9)= -2/3
slope of AB= BC
-5/(6-a)= -2/3
15= 2(6-a)
15-12= -2a
-2a=3
a= -3/2
SINCE PTS ARE COLLINER THUS THE SLOPE ARE SAME
SLOPE IS GIVEN BY (y2-y1)/ ( x2 -x1)
slope of line AB = (-2-3)/(6-a) = -5/(6-a)
slope of lline BC=(4+2)/(-3-6) = 6/(-9)= -2/3
slope of AB= BC
-5/(6-a)= -2/3
15= 2(6-a)
15-12= -2a
-2a=3
a= -3/2
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