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3 years ago

Slope is 3, and (1,4) is on the line.

1 answer:

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If you are looking for the equation of the line,

Use Point Slope Form

$y-y _{1} = m(x- x_{1})

$

y-4 = 3(x-1)
y-4 = 3x-3

y = 3x + 1

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The diagram for the question is missing, but I found an appropriate diagram fo the question:

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since OC = CD = 297mm Therefore, Δ OCD is an isoscless triangle

∠BCO = 45°

∠BOC = 45°

∠PCO = 45°

∠POC = 45°

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∠ADO = 22.5°

∠AOD = 67.5°

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Given:

AB = CD = 297 mm

AD = BC = 210 mm

BCPO is a square

∴ BC = OP = CP = OB = 210mm

Solving for OC

OCB is a right anlgled triangle

using Pythagoras theorem

(Hypotenuse)² = Sum of square of the other two sides

(OC)² = (OB)² + (BC)²

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since sum of angles in a triangle = 180°

∠BCO + ∠BOC + 90 = 180

(∠BCO + ∠BOC) = 180 - 90

(∠BCO + ∠BOC) = 90°

since ∠BCO = ∠BOC

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∴ ∠BCO = 45°

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$Tan\ \theta = \frac{opposite}{adjacent}\\ Tan\ (\angle DOP) = \frac{87}{210} \\(\angle DOP) = Tan^-1(0.414)\\(\angle DOP) = 22.5 ^{\circ}$

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∠PDO + 22.5 + 90 = 180

∠PDO = 180 - 90 - 22.5

∠PDO = 67.5°

∠ADO = 22.5° (alternate to ∠DOP)

∠AOD = 67.5° (Alternate to ∠PDO)

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