i will give medal The vertices of a triangle are A(16, 0), B(9, 2), and C(0, 0). Using fractions, indicate that the slopes of its sides are: Slope of AB = a0 Slope of BC = a1 Slope of AC = a2 The slopes of its altitudes are: Altitude AB = a3 Altitude BC = a4 Altitude AC = a5 i need the formula for side slopes and altitudes slopes.
its too long,i'll solve a part,try to solve the rest on your own slope of AB=(yB-yA/xB-xA)=(2-0/9-16)=-2/7 altitude relative to AB is perpendicular to AB so its slope is 7/2
how did you find its altitude
how do you find the altitude
i will give another M3d41
product of slope of perpendicular lines =-1 thats why slope of altitude of AB is 7/2...(which is -1/(-2/7))
-1 divided by -2/7 ???
\[\frac{-1}{\frac{-2}{7}}=\frac{7}{2}\]
isn't it?
on the calculator it shows as 3.5
7/2 is indeed 3.5
yes your right one more thing
is this slope correct? bc= -2/-9 ac - 0/-16
-2/-9 is same as 2/9 = 0.2222 .....keep it as 2/9 -0/-16 = 0
ok thanks so much
and yes,u applied the formula correwctly
yesssssss
if u got it tell me the slope of altitude of AC
you said 0
that was slope of AC now i am asking slope of altitude of AC
0
nopes ,remember product of slopes is -1,for perpendicular lines.
-1/0 ?
yesss,-1/0 so what's exatly -1/0 ??
infinity
?
thats what google calculator said
infinity is correct :)
thanks
so now did u get all the answers?
yes but i had to type undefined instead of infinity but everything else was correct
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