The lines have equal gradients;
m
Equation of line 2;
y=mx+c
y=
x+c
-15=
+c
c=-11
y=4/5x-11
m
Equation of line 2;
y=mx+c
y=
-15=
c=-11
y=4/5x-11
3(2x+3) -4x=1-4(x-5)
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for this is the one we use when we are given the ratio the directed line segment is separated into as opposed to the point being, say, one-third of the way from one point to another. The 2 equations we use to find the x and y coordinates of this separating point are:
and
where x1, x2, y1, y2 come from the coordinates of A and B, and a = 1 (from the ratio) and b = 2 (from the ratio). Filling in for x first:
and then y:
The coordinates of point E, then, are (0, 1).
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x=3
y=-5
z=-4
