How can you determine algebraically that the points A(1,2), B(2,4), C(3,6) are on the same line?
\[\frac{Ay-By}{Ax-Bx}=\frac{Cy-By}{Cx-Bx}\]
I'll use distance between points...
distance doesnt tell you if they are in the same line; slope does
let's see...
three feet north is not in line with three feet west is it?
AB=sqrt (5) bc=sqrt(5) AC=2swrt(5) so AC=AB+BC right?
i got no idea what you typed
distance between points A & B, as well B & C and A&C
distance doesnt tell you if they are on the same line.
equal distance could indicate a circle
it has to in this case. how else AC would be = AB+BC...?
oh isee what your saying now lol.... thats plausible then
great!
Nice job, can either of you take a look at the graphing question I posted a bit ago with the attachment? Thanks
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