In what ratio does the y- axis divides the line joining the points ( -5 , 1 ) and ( 2, 3 ) internally.
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5:2 IS YOUR ANSWER
Step-by-step explanation:
let the point A(-5, 1) and B(2, 3)
now let the ratio which divides line AB is k:1
since it is divided by y-axis so the coordinates of that point must be P(0, y) [for y-axis x=0]
GIVEN:- x1= -5 x2= 2
y1= 1 y2= 3
m1= k m2= 1
X=0 Y=y
USING SECTION FORMULA
X= (m1x2)+(m2x1)/m1+m2 , Y=(m1y2)+(m2y1)/m1+m2
0=(k*2)+(1*-5)/k+1
2k-5/k+1 = 0
2k-5=0
2k= 5
k= 5/2
THUS THE REQUIRED RATIO IS
5:2
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