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Lokesh Verma
·2009-09-25 00:09:27
7. Two sides of a rhombous ABCD are parallel to the lines Y=x+2 & y=7x+3. If the diagonals of the rhombous intersect at the point (1,2) & the vertex A is on the y-axis, find the possible coordinates of A.
lines parallel to Y=x+2 & y=7x+3
will be y=x+a, y=7x+b
the point of intersection lies on the y axis... ie x=0
point of intersection is 6x+b-a=0... ie x=(a-b)/6
y = (7a-b)/6
here, x=0. hence, a=b
hence the point of intersection is (0, a)
also, the line passign thorugh (0,a) and (1,2) is the angular bisector of y=x+a and y=7x+a
which is something you need to verify :)
Can you finish it now?
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RAY
·2009-09-25 00:52:26
5.take the st line as x = - 2 + r cos θ
y = -7 +r sin θ,where r is the distance of any point on this st line from (-2,7).
insert the above equation in the given two st lines n den u will get 2 eqn in r and θ....r1+r2 = given intercept....hence u will get the vlue of θ...hence u will get the st line...
the process looks tedius here but is better done than said...so try it...
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UTTARA
·2009-10-13 04:50:46
No one with 10th & 11th
solutions????/
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RAY
·2009-10-13 04:57:54
10.take a poin p(x,y)
then √x2+y2= (y-2x+1)/√5
then insert y =2x and u will get a quadratic...DONT EVER NEVER SOLVE IT!!! let the quad be Ax2+Bx+C=0...then the sum of root is -B/A
hence to get the last part -B/2A=0.....hope u get it????
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UTTARA
·2009-10-13 05:04:14
Ya , Rohit
I got it !
It was a great & simple solution
Thanks :)
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RAY
·2009-10-13 05:10:19
wells yaar..but i cant solve the next one coz i have an inbuilt fear for the centers(orthocentre,centriod n circum centre n incentre..:P)