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25. If A(1, 2) and C(3, 8) are the extremities of a diagonal of the square ABCD, find the coordinates of
the other vertices
a) (5, 4) & (1,6) b) (5, 4) & (-1,6) c) (-5, 4) & (-1, 6) d) (-5,-4) & (-1,6)
bronch 11
3) find the​

Answers

Answered by kaith3774
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Step-by-step explanation:

The required circle will be a circle on the join of (-4,4) and (6,-1) as diameter whose equation is clearly

(x+4)(x−6)+(y−4)(y+1)=0

or x

2

+y

2

−2x−3y−28=0 ......(1)

Intercept on y-axis

=2

(f

2

−c)

=2

(

4

9

)+28

=11=AB

Putting X=0 in (1) the points A and B are given by

y

2

−3y−28=0or(y−7)(y+4)=0

∴ A(0,7), B(0,-4)

T

A

=2x−11y+77=0

T

B

=2x+11y+44=0

If they meet at C then C is (

4

−121

,

2

3

). Now we know the vertices of the triangle ABC and its area can be easily found out to be (

2

11

)

3

. Since the points A, B are y - axis and AB=11

∴Δ=

2

1

b×h=

2

1

⋅11×(

4

−121

)=(

2

11

)

3

numerically

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