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Prove that the points (4,5); (6,-1) and (0,17) are collinear.

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Answered by benjohnson
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The slope of all three points should be the same, so that the points are collinear (lying on the same line).
let:
m1 be the slope of points (4,5) and (6,-1)
m1 \:  =  \:  \frac{y2 \:  -  \: y1}{x2 \:  -  \: x1}
which is
m1 \:  =  \:   \frac{ - 1 \:  - 5}{6 - 4}  =  \frac{ - 6}{2 }  =  - 3
m2 be the slope of points (6,-1) and (0,17)
m2 =  \frac{y2 \: -  y1}{x2 \:  - x1}

which is
m2 =  \frac{17 + 1}{0 - 6}  =  \frac{18}{ - 6}  =  - 3
where m1 = m2 ........i.e., slopes are same

therefore all three points are collinear
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