if p(-1,1) is the midpoint of the line segment joining (-3,6) and B (1,b+4) , then what is the the value of b.
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Solution :
Let A( -3 , 6 ) = ( x1 , y1 ) ,
B( 1 , b + 4 ) = ( x2 , y2 ) ,
P( -1 , 1 ) = ( x , y )
It is given that ,
P is the midpoint of Line segment
joining points A and B .
We know that ,
( y1 + y2 )/2 = y
=> ( 6 + b + 4 )/2 = 1
=> ( 10 + b ) = 2
=> b = 2 - 10
=> b = -8
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Let A( -3 , 6 ) = ( x1 , y1 ) ,
B( 1 , b + 4 ) = ( x2 , y2 ) ,
P( -1 , 1 ) = ( x , y )
It is given that ,
P is the midpoint of Line segment
joining points A and B .
We know that ,
( y1 + y2 )/2 = y
=> ( 6 + b + 4 )/2 = 1
=> ( 10 + b ) = 2
=> b = 2 - 10
=> b = -8
••••
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Mid point of the line segment joining A(-3,6) and B(1,b+4),
Mid pt. of AB = (-3+1/2 , b+4+6/2)
=(-2/2, 10+b/2)
=(-1 , 10+b/2)
(-1,1) = (-1, 10+b/2)
this implies, (10+b)/2. =1
10+b = 2
b= -8.
Hope it helps......
Mid pt. of AB = (-3+1/2 , b+4+6/2)
=(-2/2, 10+b/2)
=(-1 , 10+b/2)
(-1,1) = (-1, 10+b/2)
this implies, (10+b)/2. =1
10+b = 2
b= -8.
Hope it helps......
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