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P(5,1) and Q(-2,-2) are reflected in line x=2 to points P' and Q'.
i) plot the points on the graph paper
ii) Name the figure PQ'QP'
iii) Find the area of the above figure.​

Answers

Answered by roshinik1219
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Given:

  • Coordinates of point 'P\\' = (5,1)\\
  • Coordinates of point 'Q\\' = (-2,-2)\\
  • The points 'P\\' and 'Q\\' are reflected in the line "x=2\\".
  • After reflection, the two new points formed are denoted by "P'\\" and "Q'\\".

To find:

  1. To plot the points P, Q, P' and Q'\\ on graph paper.
  2. To name the figure formed by joining the above four points.
  3. To find the area of the figure, so formed.

Note:

An image is attached with the solution showing the graph sheet.

To be recollected:

Reflection of a point about a line means the point on one side of the line forms it's reflection as a point on the other side of the line. Both the point and it's reflection are equidistant from the line.

Step-wise Solution:

Step-1:

  • This step involves in plotting the points on graph sheet.
  • The points were plotted on a graph sheet and attached as an image.

Step-2:

  • This step involves naming the figure formed by joining the 'P\\', 'Q\\' and the reflected points "P'\\" and "Q'\\".
  • The point P (5,1)\\ is at a distance of 3\\ units from the line, according to the graph. Hence, it's reflection will also be at the same distance from the line.
  • The coordinates of so formed reflection are P'(-1,1)\\.
  • Now, the point Q(-2,-2)\\ is at a distance of 4\\  units from the line, according to the graph. Hence, it's reflection will also be at the same distance from the line.
  • The coordinates of so formed reflection are Q'(6,-2)\\.
  • By joining the four points P,Q,P' and Q'\\, a closed four sided figure is formed with two parallel sides and two non-parallel sides. It is similar to trapezium\\, which can be seen in the image.

∴ The figure formed by joining the four points is a Trapezium\\.

Step-3:

  • This step involves, finding the area of the figure formed by joining P,Q,P' and Q'\\, i.e., the area of the trapezium\\.
  • Area of the trapezium is given by:

A=(1/2)h(a+b)\\......(1)

Where, A\\ = Required area of the trapezium\\

h\\ = Height of the trapezium\\

'a' and 'b'\\ are the sides of the trapezium\\.

  • The sides of the trapezium can be easily calculated from the graph. It is given by the distance of both the points. Simply, check for the number of units in-between the points in graph.
  • The distance between P\\ and P'\\ is 6units\\.
  • The distance between Q\\ and Q'\\ is 8units\\.
  • Height of the trapezium = 3units\\

a=6units\\b=8units\\h=3units\\

Using equation (1), the area of the trapezium is calculated in the following way:

A=(1/2)*3*(6+8)\\A=(1/2)*3*14\\A=3*7\\A=21square units\\

Final Answer:

∴ The required area of trapezium\\ formed by joining the points P,Q,P' and Q'\\ is 21square units\\.

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Answered by shraddha3677
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Answer:

Given:

Coordinates of point '\begin{gathered}P\\\end{gathered}P ' = \begin{gathered}(5,1)\\\end{gathered}(5,1)

Coordinates of point '\begin{gathered}Q\\\end{gathered}Q ' = \begin{gathered}(-2,-2)\\\end{gathered}(−2,−2)

The points '\begin{gathered}P\\\end{gathered}P ' and '\begin{gathered}Q\\\end{gathered}Q ' are reflected in the line "\begin{gathered}x=2\\\end{gathered}x=2 ".

After reflection, the two new points formed are denoted by "\begin{gathered}P'\\\end{gathered}P′ " and "\begin{gathered}Q'\\\end{gathered}Q′ ".

To find:

To plot the points \begin{gathered}P, Q, P' and Q'\\\end{gathered}P,Q,P′andQ′ on graph paper.

To name the figure formed by joining the above four points.

To find the area of the figure, so formed.

Note:

An image is attached with the solution showing the graph sheet.

To be recollected:

Reflection of a point about a line means the point on one side of the line forms it's reflection as a point on the other side of the line. Both the point and it's reflection are equidistant from the line.

Step-wise Solution:

Step-1:

This step involves in plotting the points on graph sheet.

The points were plotted on a graph sheet and attached as an image.

Step-2:

This step involves naming the figure formed by joining the '\begin{gathered}P\\\end{gathered}P ', '\begin{gathered}Q\\\end{gathered}Q ' and the reflected points "\begin{gathered}P'\\\end{gathered}P′ " and "\begin{gathered}Q'\\\end{gathered}Q′ ".

The point \begin{gathered}P (5,1)\\\end{gathered}P(5,1) is at a distance of \begin{gathered}3\\\end{gathered}3 units from the line, according to the graph. Hence, it's reflection will also be at the same distance from the line.

The coordinates of so formed reflection are \begin{gathered}P'(-1,1)\\\end{gathered}P′(−1,1) .

Now, the point \begin{gathered}Q(-2,-2)\\\end{gathered}Q(−2,−2) is at a distance of \begin{gathered}4\\\end{gathered}4  units from the line, according to the graph. Hence, it's reflection will also be at the same distance from the line.

The coordinates of so formed reflection are \begin{gathered}Q'(6,-2)\\\end{gathered}Q′(6,−2) .

By joining the four points \begin{gathered}P,Q,P' and Q'\\\end{gathered}P,Q,P′andQ′ , a closed four sided figure is formed with two parallel sides and two non-parallel sides. It is similar to \begin{gathered}trapezium\\\end{gathered}trapezium , which can be seen in the image.

∴ The figure formed by joining the four points is a \begin{gathered}Trapezium\\\end{gathered}Trapezium .

Step-3:

This step involves, finding the area of the figure formed by joining \begin{gathered}P,Q,P' and Q'\\\end{gathered}P,Q,P′andQ′ , i.e., the area of the \begin{gathered}trapezium\\\end{gathered}trapezium .

Area of the trapezium is given by:

\begin{gathered}A=(1/2)h(a+b)\\\end{gathered}A=(1/2)h(a+b) ......(1)

Where, \begin{gathered}A\\\end{gathered}A = Required area of the \begin{gathered}trapezium\\\end{gathered}trapezium

\begin{gathered}h\\\end{gathered}h = Height of the \begin{gathered}trapezium\\\end{gathered}trapezium

\begin{gathered}'a' and 'b'\\\end{gathered}′a′and′b′ are the sides of the \begin{gathered}trapezium\\\end{gathered}trapezium .

The sides of the trapezium can be easily calculated from the graph. It is given by the distance of both the points. Simply, check for the number of units in-between the points in graph.

The distance between \begin{gathered}P\\\end{gathered}P and \begin{gathered}P'\\\end{gathered}P′ is \begin{gathered}6units\\\end{gathered}6units .

The distance between \begin{gathered}Q\\\end{gathered}Q and \begin{gathered}Q'\\\end{gathered}Q′ is \begin{gathered}8units\\\end{gathered}8units .

Height of the \begin{gathered}trapezium = 3units\\\end{gathered}trapezium=3units

\begin{gathered}a=6units\\b=8units\\h=3units\\\end{gathered}a=6unitsb=8unitsh=3units

Using equation (1), the area of the trapezium is calculated in the following way:

\begin{gathered}A=(1/2)*3*(6+8)\\A=(1/2)*3*14\\A=3*7\\A=21square units\\\end{gathered}A=(1/2)∗3∗(6+8)A=(1/2)∗3∗14A=3∗7A=21squareunits

Step-by-step explanation:

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