Hi mates can u answer this????
Answer 1 and 2 both. Please......
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1) Put $y=0$ to get $X$ intercept.
Hence, $4x=12$ and $x=3$.
Put X=0 to get y intercept.
Hence: $12=-3y$; $y=-4$.
Thus sum of the squares is![16+9=\textcolor{red}{25}. 16+9=\textcolor{red}{25}.](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=16%2B9%3D%5Ctextcolor%7Bred%7D%7B25%7D.+)
2) The midpoint of the segment is $(2p, 2q)$.
Let the intercepts of the required line be $(a,0)$ and $(0,b)$.
Hence by midpoint formula, we have
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Now using two point form of equation, we have:
1) Put $y=0$ to get $X$ intercept.
Hence, $4x=12$ and $x=3$.
Put X=0 to get y intercept.
Hence: $12=-3y$; $y=-4$.
Thus sum of the squares is
2) The midpoint of the segment is $(2p, 2q)$.
Let the intercepts of the required line be $(a,0)$ and $(0,b)$.
Hence by midpoint formula, we have
Now using two point form of equation, we have:
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