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Two opposite vertices of a square are (3,4) and (-1,1) .Find the coordinates of the two vertices .​

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Answered by rakhi9299
5

Answer:

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Answered by sayantan2005
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Answer:

Let A(3,4),B(x,y),C(1,−1) and D be the vertices of the square.

For a square, diagonal = √2×side

AC=√2×AB

[(1−3)

2

+(−1−4)

2

]

=

2

×

[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]

Squaring both sides,

[(1−3)

2

+(−1−4)

2

]=2×[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

−2

2

+(−5)

2

=2[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]

4+25=2[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]

29=2[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]

[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]=29/2 ..(i)

AB=BC [sides of a square]

[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]

=

[(x−1)

2

+(y+1)

2

]

Squaring both sides,

[(x−3)

2

+(y−4)

2

]=[(x−1)

2

+(y+1)

2

]

x

2

−6x+9+y

2

−8y+16=x

2

−2x+1+y

2

+2y+1

−6x+2x−8y−2y=1+1−9−10

−4x−10y=−23

4x+10y=23

y=(23−4x)/10 ...(ii)

Substitute y in (i)

[(x−3)

2

+((23−4x)/10)−4)

2

]=29/2

2

29

=(x−3)

2

+((

10

23−4x

)−4)

2

2

29

=(x

2

−6x+9)+(

10

23−4x−40

)

2

2

29

=100(

100

x

2

−6x+9

)+

100

(−17−4x)

2

2

2900

=(100x

2

−600x+900+16x

2

+136x+289)

1450=116x

2

−464x+1189

116x

2

−464x−261=0

x=

2×116

464±

464

2

−4×116×−261

x=

232

464±

215296+121104

x=

232

464±

33600

x=

232

464±

33600

x=

232

464+580

orx=

232

464−580

x=

232

1044

orx=

232

−116

x=

2

9

orx=

2

−1

x=

2

9

orx=

2

−1

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