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show that the points (a, b+c) , (b,c+a) and (c, a+b) are colinear.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hope this helps.

The gradient of the line joining (a, b+c) to (b, c+a) is

[ ( c+a ) - ( b+c ) ] / ( b - a )  =  ( a - b ) / ( b - a ) = -1

The gradient of the line joining (a, b+c) to (c, a+b) is

[ ( a+b ) - ( b+c ) ] / ( c - a )  =  ( a - c ) / ( c - a ) = -1

As these lines have the same gradient and they both pass through the point (a, b+c), they are the same line.

That is, the three points are collinear.


ashamonikakati2: thanks bro
Anonymous: You're welcome. Glad to have helped!
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