What are the coordinates of point C of the directed segment from A(-8,4) to B(10,-2) that partitions the segment such that AC:CB
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We have the equation
we leave the terms with x on the left side of the equation and the independent terms on the right side.
resolving for x we have that
Since we need that the equation doesn't have solution, then it is necessary that the denominator of x be 0 and this occur when
Then, for the equation hasn't solution
We know in these kind of triangles that have a 90 degrees angle, we can do:
so the first question:
and then:
so , when you want to rationalize , usually you must multiply the irrational factor as 1:
so , now multiply:
in the next question,we know negative numbers in radical don't have any solution so 2 is correct,
so the first question:
and then:
so , when you want to rationalize , usually you must multiply the irrational factor as 1:
so , now multiply:
in the next question,we know negative numbers in radical don't have any solution so 2 is correct,