Math, asked by ramiz943, 2 months ago

If A (3,1), B (-1,3), C (-3,-2) are the
vertices of A ABC, find the equation of
median AD.​

Answers

Answered by Bhoopsinghyadav
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Answer:

Here, A(5,4),B(−3,−2) and C(1,−8)  and AD is median.

∴ D is the midpoint of BC

∴D=(  

2

−3+1

​  

,  

2

−2(−8)

​  

)

=(−1,−5)

and equation of A(5, 4) and D(−1,−5) is

x−5

y−4

​  

=  

5−(−1)

4−(−5)

​  

=  

6

9

​  

=  

2

3

​  

 

2y−8=3x−15

∴3x−2y−7=0 is the equation of median AD.

Now, Slope of AC=  

5−1

4−(−8)

​  

 =  

4

12

​  

=3

The required line is parallel to AC and passes through B(−3,−2).  

So, equation of required line is  

y−(−2)=3[x−(−3)]

y+2=3x+9

y=3x+7

Hence, 3x−y+7=0 is the required equation of line.

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