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in a ∆abc, if a is the point (1, 2) and equations of medians through b and c are respectively x+y=5 and x=4 then points of b are​

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Answered by blackcat39
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ABC is a triangle in which A(1,2). Mid point of AC is D and mid point of AB is E.

Equation of mdn BD is x+y=4… ….(1).

Equation of mdn CE is x=4…………(2)

let coordinate of B(p,q) and C(r,s)

coordinate of E [(p+1)/2,(q+2)/2]

Point E lies on CE [x=4 ] , therefore

(p+1)/2=4

p+1=8

p=8–1

p=7

Point B(p,q) lies on BD [x+y=4].

p+q=4

7+q=4

q=-3 . Theredore B(7,-3) , Answer.

Point C(r,s) lies on CE[ x = 4]

r=4

coordibate of D[(r+1)/2,(s+2)/2]

Similarly point D lies on BD[x+y=4].

(r+1)/2+(s+2)/2=4

r+s=5 , put r = 4

4+s=5 =>s=1 , therefore C(4,1) , Answer.

Answered by Kanchankaur
0

Answer:

ΔABC has vertex A(1,2)

Given that midpoint of AC is D and mid point of AB is E

Also,

equation of medium BD is x+y=5

equation of medium CE is x=4

let coordinate of B(p,q) and C(r,s)

∴ coordinate of E≡(

2

p+1

,

2

q+1

)

But E lies on the line segment CE (x=4)

2

P+1

=4

⇒P=7

And point B(p,q) lies on the line BD [x+y=4]

∴ p+q=4

⇒q=−3

∴ B≡(7,−3)

Point C(r,s) lies on CE [x=4]

∴ r=4

Coordinates of D are ≡[

2

r+1

,

2

s+2

]

Similarly point D lies on BD [x+y=5]

2

r+1

+

2

s+2

=5

r+s=7

⇒s=3

∴ C≡(4,3)

∴ coordinates of B & C are (7,−3) & (4,3)

Step-by-step explanation:

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