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If (-4,-1), (-2,1), and (k,3) are collinear then find ‘k’ value

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Answered by deepakkumar8022
0

Answer:

if (-4,-1),(-2,1) and (k,3) are colinear

than |-4 -1 1 -2 -1 1 k 3 1| =0

-4(1-3)-(-1)(-2-k)+1(-6-k)=0

-4(-2)+1(-2-k)+(-6-k)=0

-8-2-k-6-k=0

-2k-16=0

-2k=16

k=16/-2

k=-8

Answered by itzsecretagent
3

Answer:

if (-4,-1),(-2,1) and (k,3) are colinear

than

l-4 -11 -2 -11 k 3 11 =0

→-4(1-3)-(-1)(-2-k)+1(-6-k)=0

→-4(-2)+1(-2-k)+(-6-k)=0

→-8-2-k-6-k=0

→-2k-16=0

→-2k=16

→k=16/-2

→k=-8

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