If both groups already have 1240 but they both need 6000 how much more would they need
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We have that
<span>A(-6,-5) and B (4,0)
we know that
</span><span>AP:PB is 2:3
so
(2+3)=5
AP=2/5
PB=3/5
step 1
find the x coordinate of P
Px=Ax+AP*ABx
where
Ax is the x coordinate of A
AP is 2/5
ABx is the distance AB in the x coordinate
so
PX=[-6+(2/5)*(4+6)]------>Px=-2
</span>step 2
find the y coordinate of P
Py=Ay+AP*ABy
where
Ay is the y coordinate of A
AP is 2/5
ABy is the distance AB in the y coordinate
so
Py=[-5+(2/5)*(0+5)]------>Py=-3
the point P is (-2,-3)
see the attached figure
<span>A(-6,-5) and B (4,0)
we know that
</span><span>AP:PB is 2:3
so
(2+3)=5
AP=2/5
PB=3/5
step 1
find the x coordinate of P
Px=Ax+AP*ABx
where
Ax is the x coordinate of A
AP is 2/5
ABx is the distance AB in the x coordinate
so
PX=[-6+(2/5)*(4+6)]------>Px=-2
</span>step 2
find the y coordinate of P
Py=Ay+AP*ABy
where
Ay is the y coordinate of A
AP is 2/5
ABy is the distance AB in the y coordinate
so
Py=[-5+(2/5)*(0+5)]------>Py=-3
the point P is (-2,-3)
see the attached figure