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The locus of a point which is collinear with the points (3 4) and (-4 3) is

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Answered by jacobcunningham202
34

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Let P(h,k) is a point which is collinear with points A(3,4) and B (-4,3).

Slope of PA=Slope of PB

(k-4)/(h-3)=(k-3)/(h+4)

(k-4)(h+4)=(k-3)(h-3)

kh+4k-4h-16=kh-3k-3h+9

7k-h=25.

Locus of P is:-

7y-x=25 , answer.

Answered by guptasingh4564
23

Thus, the locus of this two point is 7y-x=25

Step-by-step explanation:

Given;

Point A(3,4) and B(-4,3)

Let,

P(x,y) is a point which is collinear  with point A(3,4) and B(-4,3)

∴ Slope of PA=Slope of PB

\frac{4-y}{3-x} =\frac{3-y}{-4-x}

-16-4x+4y+xy=9-3x-3y+xy

-4x+3x+4y+3y=9+16

7y-x=25

∴ The locus of this two point is 7y-x=25

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