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In the diagram on a lunar eclipse if the positions of sun earth and moon are shown by (-4,6),(k,-2) and (5,-6) respectively then find the value of k

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Answered by rishy12
3

we need to find k when they are in lunar eclipse

(k+4)/-8 =9/-12

k+4=8/3

k=-4/3


sssvvheadgirl: How?? Can you elaborate?????
sssvvheadgirl: If you send me a perfect answer I will mark your answer as the brainliest plsss
rishy12: u want elaboration
rishy12: actually, when it is in case of lunar eclipse, all sun, moon and earth lie on one straight line, which is the case of collinear
rishy12: and in case of collinear, slope of any two is equal to any two
rishy12: I hope this has helped u
sssvvheadgirl: Thanks...
Answered by mananjain186
7

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

As they are in a eclipse therefore they lie on the same line which means they are collinear .

let A be ( -4,6) , B be (k,-2) and C be (5,-6)

ar(abc)= 1/2(-4(k-5)+k(-6-6)+5(6+2)

0=1/2(-4k+20-12k+40)

0=60-16k

16k=60

4k=15

k=15/4


mananjain186: I'm sorry but I applied the formula of the area of the triangle wrongly
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