The coordinates of point P and Q are 4,-3 and -1,7 respectively. Find the abscissa of a point R on a line segment PQ such that PR/PQ=3/5
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P .___R__.Q
Given that, PR/PQ = 3/5
Here, RQ = PQ - PR = 5 - 3 = 2
So, the point R divides the segment PQ in the ratio 3 : 2 internally.
(4, -3) P.___R__.Q (-1, 7)
So, the co-ordinates of the point P be
( (2×4 - 3×1)/(3+2), (-3×2 + 3×7)/(3+2) )
i.e., ( (8-3)/5, (-6+21)/5 )
i.e., (5/5, 15/5)
i.e., (1, 3)
So, the coordinates of R is (1, 3)
Hence, the abscissa of the point R is 1
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P .___R__.Q
Given that, PR/PQ = 3/5
Here, RQ = PQ - PR = 5 - 3 = 2
So, the point R divides the segment PQ in the ratio 3 : 2 internally.
(4, -3) P.___R__.Q (-1, 7)
So, the co-ordinates of the point P be
( (2×4 - 3×1)/(3+2), (-3×2 + 3×7)/(3+2) )
i.e., ( (8-3)/5, (-6+21)/5 )
i.e., (5/5, 15/5)
i.e., (1, 3)
So, the coordinates of R is (1, 3)
Hence, the abscissa of the point R is 1
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PR/PQ = 3/5 [given]
So, RQ
= PQ - PR
= 5 - 3
= 2
That means the point R divides the segment PQ in the ratio 3 : 2.
co-ordinates of point P[(2×4 - 3×1)/(3+2), (-3×2 + 3×7)/(3+2) ]=[ (8-3)/5, (-6+21)/5 ]
=[5/5, 15/5]=[1, 3]
Coordinates of R
= [1, 3]
So, the abscissa of the point R is = 1
So, RQ
= PQ - PR
= 5 - 3
= 2
That means the point R divides the segment PQ in the ratio 3 : 2.
co-ordinates of point P[(2×4 - 3×1)/(3+2), (-3×2 + 3×7)/(3+2) ]=[ (8-3)/5, (-6+21)/5 ]
=[5/5, 15/5]=[1, 3]
Coordinates of R
= [1, 3]
So, the abscissa of the point R is = 1
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