Math, asked by punamsingh1591983, 1 month ago

Point P(3, 2) lie on the line
x = 2y
x = y
2x - 1 = y
x = y + 1​

Answers

Answered by abhijitdey16122004
1

Answer:

its easy

Step-by-step explanation:

Here the line through P(2,−3) intersect both lines at A and B respectively. And P divides AB externally in ratio 3:2=m:n, So P is the external point .

Hence using the section formula;

2=  

3−2

3x  

2

−2x  

1

 

⇒3x  

2

−2x  

1

=2⟶(1)

and,−3=  

3−2

3y  

2

−2y  

1

 

⇒3y  

2

−2y  

1

=−3⟶(2)

Also, (x  

1

,y  

1

) and (x  

2

,y  

2

) satisfies the line x−2y+7=0 and x+3y−3=0

so, x  

1

−2y  

1

+7=0⟶(3)

and, x  

2

−3y  

2

−3=0⟶(4)

adding (3) and (4) we get,

x  

1

+x  

2

+(3y  

2

−2y  

1

)=−4

⇒x  

1

+x  

2

−3=−4(from(2))

⇒x  

1

+x  

2

=−1⟶(5)

solving (5) and (1) we get, x  

1

=−1;x  

2

=0

and by using the value in above equation we get, y  

1

=3;y  

2

=1

∴A=(−1,3);B=(0.1)

Hence the equation of AB is given as;

(y−3)=(  

−1−0

3−1

)(x+1)

⇒y+2x−1=0

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