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On Line DE D = (-3,-3) and E (2,4). Find point F on line DE so that DF and EF form a 1:3 ratio.
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1:3 ratio means there are 4 segments on the line (1 + 3 = 4). Start by finding the "length" of each segment in x an y. \[x_{length}=\frac{ |x _2-x_1| }{ 4 }\] \[y_{length}=\frac{ |y _2-y_1| }{ 4 }\]
xlength 5/4 and ylength= 7/5
7/4 for y.
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soorry i meant 7/4
and then since you want a 1:3 ratio, add those to point D one time to get F.|dw:1435330209613:dw|
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