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the centroid of a triangle is (2,. 7, -1) and two of its vertices are (4, 8, ,2) and (-2, 6, 3) the third vertex is?​

Answers

Answered by jainnikansh106
0

Answer:

Let

A

(

4

,

8

)

and

B

(

2

,

6

)

be the given vertex. Let

C

(

h

,

k

)

be the third vertex.

The centroid of

Δ

A

B

C

is

(

4

2

+

h

3

,

8

+

6

+

k

3

)

It is given that the centroid of triangle ABC is

(

2

,

7

)

.

4

2

+

h

3

=

2

,

8

+

6

+

k

3

=

7

h

=

4

,

k

=

7

Thus, the third vertex is

(

4

,

7

)

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given :  The centroid of a triangle is (2,7,-1) and two of its vertices are (4,8,2) and (-2,6,3)

To Find : the third vertex

Solution:

vertices are (4,8,2) and (-2,6,3)

and third vertex (x , y , z)

Centroid

=  (4 -2 + x)/3 , ( 8 + 6 + y)/3 , (2 + 3 + z)/3

= (x + 2)/3  , ( y + 14)/3 , ( z + 5)/3

Centroid is  (2,7,-1)

=> (x + 2)/3  = 2  => x  = 4

( y + 14)/3  = 7  => y = 7

( z + 5)/3 = - 1  => z = -8

Third vertex is (4 , 7 , - 8)

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