for what value of p, are the points (-3,9) , (2,p) and (4,-5) collinear ?
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The value of p is -1 with the points (-3,9), (2,p) and (4,-5) being collinear.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
Given data:
Let A(-3,9) ,B (2,p) and C (4,-5) are collinear
To Find the Value of X:
The Angle ABC area=0
Step 2:
1/2|x1(y2-y3+x2(y3-y1)+x3(y1-y2)|=0
The points to be collinear:
=|(-3)[p-(-5)]+2[-5-9]+4[9-p]|=0 (substitute the values x1=-3,y1=9,x2=2,y2=p,x3=4,y3=-5)
Step 3:
=|(-3)[p+5]-2(5+9)+4(9-p)|=0
=-3p-15-10-18+36-4p=0 (therefore -15-10-18+36=-7)
Step 4:
=-7p-43+36=0 (Subtract the value (-43+36=7))
=-7p-7=0
Step 5:
=-7p=7
p=-7/7 (Cancelling the values -7/7=-1)
p=-1
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