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OpenStudy (alextorres):

In the diagram, AB is divided into equal parts. The coordinates of point A are (-3, 9), and the coordinates of point B are (9, 5). The coordinates of point C are A(-1.5,10.5) .B(-1.5,8.5) C(-0.5,8.5) D(-0.5,10.5) The coordinates of point E are A(1.5,6.5) B(1.5,7.5) C(2.5,6.5) D(2.5,7.5) The coordinates of point H are A(5,5.5) B(5,6) C(6,5) D(6,6) Image Below > https://cdn.ple.platoweb.com/EdAssets/6cdfa024b8fb4d47acbe48dfdb1ee240?ts=635375342295530000

OpenStudy (radar):

Since all points are on the line AB points with other portions or intervals of that line must also have the same slope

OpenStudy (radar):

The slope of the line AB is: (9 - 5)/(-3 - 9) Slope m = 4/-12 = -1/3

OpenStudy (alextorres):

ok

OpenStudy (alextorres):

um could u better explain ?

OpenStudy (radar):

Now you check out point C. Find which option will provide a slope of -1/3. Testing Option A for Point C, it says it is at coordinates (-1.5, 10.5) Well well when you pair it up with the starting point of your main line Point A, Lo and Behold the slope would be a positive 1, impossible to be on the mainline. Get the idea.

OpenStudy (alextorres):

ohh ok i see

OpenStudy (radar):

Now check out option B for the point C. Option B says C is at (-1.5, 8.5) Now showing you how to check the slope of AC (9 - 8.5)/(-3 -(-1.5)) = .5/-1.5 = -1/3 That should tell you that option B for point C is correct. Thats 1, there are 3 more points to check out.

OpenStudy (radar):

Use same procedure for Points for E and H. Good luck with your studies.

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