Using the image below, find the point that divides the line segment AB into a ratio of 2:3. (4 points) (-1, 4.2) (-0.4, 4) (0, 3.8) (0.5, 3.5)
@KirbyLegs could you help with this question too?
@Compassionate could you help me??
@hartnn Could you please help me?
find the co-ordinates of A and B first
A- (-4,6) B- (5,1)
Then??
yes
here's the formula you will require
http://www.teacherschoice.com.au/Maths_Library/Analytical%20Geometry/AnalGeom_3.htm
here, k1= 2, k2 = 3
and you already know xA,yA, xB,yB xA= -4 yA = 6 xB= 5 yB=1
Okay
so what will u get for the x co-ordinate of the required point ?
\(\huge x_p = \dfrac{(5)2+ (-4)3}{2+3}\)
that was suppose to be the answer?? Lol
simplify it you'll get a value of x which is present in only once option
**one option
(-1,4.2)? Im not very good at simplify these
nopes, you get x = -0.4 :)
Thanks could you help with 3 more questions? Studying for a big test
sure, just ask new question in new post, so that if i need to go, others will be there to help you :)
okay just a minute :)
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