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P=(1,3) Q= (5,6) R=(11.4, 10.8)
You could find the slope of the line between P and Q Then find the slope of the line between Q and R If both slopes are the same then you know that P, Q and R are collinear (i.e. they lie on a straight line)
Ratios are 4:3 for successive points so linear.
They're collinear, I think. Their slopes all equal 3/4.
If slope are the same, then yes, they must be collinear.
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So how do I find the line they are on?
You know the slope, and you know at least one point that the line passes through
oh yeah!
Make use of the general equation of a line given as:\[y=mx+c\]where m is the slope of the line.
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y=3/4x + 2.25 YAYYYY thanks
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