find the equation of sides of a parallelogram ,given that they are parallel to 5x-y=0 and 7x+y=0 and that a pair of opp vertices are (1,3) ,(-2,4)

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find the      equation of sides of a parallelogram ,given that they are parallel to 5x-y=0 and 7x+y=0 and that a pair of opp vertices are (1,3) ,(-2,4)

razor99 · Answer

hey u are from maldives right

aravindg · Answer

is that the answer?

razor99 · Answer

no

hero · Answer

AravindG, when you post questions, it makes me sleepier

anonymous · Answer

When everyone only gives irrelevant responses, I laugh.

hero · Answer

I was just being honest. I'm sleepy. And you know, you could have just posted the solution. Instead, you responded to my irrelevant response :P

anonymous · Answer

We have the slope, since we know it's parallel, and we have one point at each side of the quadrilateral. We can solve for an equation.

anonymous · Answer

@Hero I said I laugh when someone gives irrelevant responses, not that I'm against it. :D

hero · Answer

Oh wow, is that how you ping someone? lol

anonymous · Answer

For instance, two lines are y=-7x+b. Slope only. We know the points (1,3) and (-2,4). Solve for both to get the equation of parallel lines. Rinse and repeat with the other. Do you have any questions?

aravindg · Answer

hw do we repeat with other?

anonymous · Answer

y=5x+b with the same two points.

aravindg · Answer

hw u got that?

aravindg · Answer

??

anonymous · Answer

5x-y=0, solve for y; -y=-5x, y=5x, but since this is just a parallel line, y=5x+b with the points given.

aravindg · Answer

hw u get y=5x+b