Question

I really need helpp.. Please
A point Q on a segment with endpoints A(2, −1) and C(4, 2) partitions the segment in a 3:1 ratio. Find Q.

Im stuck

Answer 1

Are you on flvs?

Answer 2

yeaa

Answer 3

I am to and I think I can help.

Answer 4

Thank uu

Answer 5

i hate these essay problems ive tried to figure it out but ive spent 30 minutes and ive gotten no where

Answer 6

Do you have an Idea of what b is? If you can , I can complete the pattern

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

I'm in segment two butt I'm a mathimatical geniuss, my best responce is Q= 18,24.

Answer 9

im in segment two also

Answer 10

Was I helpful?

Answer 11

and that makes no sense.. it cant equal 18,24 its between points A and C with a ratio of 3:1

Answer 12

I'm on Flvs right now. Are you on the advanced corce.

Answer 13

@mathmale

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im in geometry

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@16dsanders

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i dont get that

Answer 19

Use the famous formula:

Answer 20

i have no clue

Answer 21

Apply it in your example.

Answer 22

\[P = \frac{ k_{2}A + k_{1}B }{ k_{1} + k_{2} }\]

In your example

A= (2,-1)
k2 = 1

k1 = 3

B = (4,2)

Answer 23

uhhh

Answer 24

The formula works if you 're diving internally.