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Name the type of quadrilateral formed by the points A(9,0) B(-9,6) and C( -9,0) using distance formula and give reason for your answer..​

Answers

Answered by 0DIVINESOUL0
11

Answer:

Solution-

We shall use the distance formula to calculate the lengths of AB,BC,CD & DA.

AB=

(5−1)

2

+(4−2)

2

=

20

units.

BC=

(5−3)

2

+(4−8)

2

=

20

units.

CD=

(5−1)

2

+(4−2)

2

=

20

units.

DA=

(3+1)

2

+(8−6)

2

=

20

units.

So, AB=BC=CD=DA.

∴ABCD is either a rhombus or a square.

Now, we calculate the slopes of each line.

m

AB

=

5−1

4−2

=

2

1

,

m

BC

=

3−5

8−4

=−2,

m

CD

=

3+1

8−6

=

2

1

,

m

DA

=

1+1

2−6

=−2,

∴m

AB

×m

BC

=

2

1

×(−2)=−1

⇒∠ABC=90

o

.

m

BC

C×m

CD

=(−2)×

2

1

=−1

⇒∠BCD=90

o

.

m

CD

C×m

DA

=

2

1

×(−2)=−1

⇒∠CDA=90

o

.

So, all the angles are 90

o

and the sides are equal.

∴ABCD is a square (also it is a rhombus).

∴ar.ABCD=(AB)

2

=(

20

)

2

sq.units=20 sq. units.

We know that the figure, made by joining the mid points of a square, has an area = half of the square.

∴A(□PQRS)=

2

1

×A(□ABCD)=

2

1

×20=10 sq. units.

So, ABCD is a square (also it is a rhombus) and A(□PQRS)=10 units.

Answered by llXxmisssanskarixXll
21

Step-by-step explanation:

AB = √(9-9)²+ (6-0)²

=6

BC = √(9-9)²+ (6-6)²

=18

CD = √(9-9)²+ (0-6)²

= 6

DA = √(9-9)²+ (0-0)²

= 18

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