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find the values of a so that the point p (alpha²,alpha) is an interior point of the triangle formed by the lines x+y-4=0,3x-7y+8=0,4x-y-31=0?​

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Answered by lekhrajsng
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Answered by divyasingh016787
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Answer:

Let ABC be the triangle of sides AB, BC and CA, whose equation x+y−4=0__(1), 3x−7y+8=0__(2) and 4x−y−31=0__(3) respectively.

on solving (1) and (2) we get,

x=2,y=2 Thus AB and BC intersect at B(2,2).

On solving (2) and (3), we get,

x=9,y=5.

Thus, BC and CA intersect at C(9,5)

On solving (1) and (3) we get,

x=7,y=−3

Thus , AB and CA intersect at A(7,−3).

Now, set P(−3,2) will be the given point.

The given point P(−3,2) will be the inside point of triangle if, ref. image

) A and P lies on same side of BC.

II) B and P lies on same side of AC.

Thus, if A and P lie on the same side of BC. Thus,

(21+21+8)(−9−14+8)>0

⇒50×(−15)>0

⇒−750>0, which is false.

Therefore, the point (−3,2) lies outside triangle ABC

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