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P and Q are two point on the line x-y+1=0and are at a distance of units from the origin. Find the area of triangle POQ.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : P and Q are two point on the line x-y+1=0and are at a distance of units from the origin.

To find :  the area of triangle POQ.​

Solution:

P and Q are two point on the line x-y+1=0and are at a distance of units from the origin

=> y = x + 1

P = ( a  , a + 1)     Q  = (b , b + 1)

OP =  OQ = 1

=> √a² + (a + 1)²  = √b² + (b + 1)²

=> a²  + a² + 2a  + 1  = b² + b² + 2b + 1

=> 2a² + 2a = 2b² + 2b

=> a² + a = b² + b

=> (a² - b²) + (a - b) = 0

=> (a + b)(a - b) + (a - b) = 0

=> (a - b)(a + b + 1) = 0

=> a = b     or   a + b = - 1

if a = b   then P & Q will be same point  

=> a + b = - 1

taking unit distance

√a² + (a + 1)²   = 1

=>  2a² + 2a + 1 = 1

=> a(a + 1) = 0

=> a = 0     a   =  - 1

a = 0   & a + b = - 1

=> a = 0   , b = - 1

a = -1  =>   b = 0

Hence  P & Q

(0 , 1)   &  (-1,0)      

=> P & Q are perpendicular to each other

Area of triangle = (1/2) (1)(1) = 1/2  sq unit

This is different from Question :

Considering a difference case if P  & Q are at unit distnce on given line

Lets Draw OM⊥ PQ

Area of Δ POQ  = (1/2) PQ  * OM

PQ = 1 unit  need to find OM

OM ⊥ PQ

PQ  is   line x  - y + 1 = 0

=> y = x + 1

=> Slope = 1

Slope of OM =  -1  ( as OM ⊥ PQ)

OM passes through (0,0) origin

=> Equation of line OM

y - 0  =  - 1 (x - 0)

=> y = - x

intersection point of OM & PQ

x + 1  = - x

=> 2x = -1

=> x = -1/2

    y = 1/2

M = (-1/2  ,  1/2)

OM  = √(-1/2 - 0)² +(1/2 - 0)²  = 1/√2

Area of Δ POQ  = (1/2) 1  *  1/√2  = 1/2√2    sq unit

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