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write down the slope for 3x+4y-2(x+X1)-5(y+y1)+2=0​

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Answered by padmamaloth1986
1

Answer

The given lines are perpendicular  and as AB = AC  , Therefore △ ABC is art . angled isosceles . Hence the line BC through  ( 1 , 2)  will make an angles of ±45  

 with the given lines . Its equations is y - 2  = m (x - 1)  where m  = 1 / 7  and -7 as in .Hence the possible equations are 7x + y - 9 = 0 and x  - 7y + 13 = 0  

Alt :  

The two lines will be parallel to bisectors  of angle between given lines and they pass through  ( 1, 2)

∴  y - 2 = m ( x - 1)  

where  m is slope of any of bisectors given by  

5

3x+4y−5

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=±  

5

4x−3y−15

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or x - 7y + 13 = 0  or 7x + y  - 20  = 0  

∴  m = 1 /  7  or  - 7  

putting  in (1)  , the required  lines are 7x + y  - 9  = 0  

and x - 7y  + 13  = 0  as found above

Answered by mailtomumpu
1

Answer:

3x+4y-(2x+2x)-(5y+5y)+2=0

3x+4y-2x-2x-5y-5y+2=0

3x-2x-2x+2=5y+5y-4y

3x-4x+2=10y-4y

x+2=6y

6y=x+2

6y-x=2

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