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Where P is (-2, 6), R is (-10, 4), and segment is a diameter of P, find the coordinates of T.
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Is that the complete question. It's not clear.
should be segment of rt is diameter of p
So, RT is the diameter and P is the center...P is the mid-point of RT Let T = (x,y) ( (-2+x)/2, (6+y)/2 ) = (-10,4) => (-2+x)/2 = -10 and (6+y)/2 = 4 Find x and y...
Oh wait..
While substituting the values, I took R as the midpoint of PT
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( (-10+x)/2, (4+y)/2 ) = (-2,6) Equate the like cordinates on both sides as I did above and find x and y..T=(x,y)
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