CHAPTER-6: COORDINATE GEOMETRY








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  1. I have a question : This is the Answer of question 3.How did we get -3?
    The midpoint between (A,B) and (C;D) is Xm= (A+C)/2 and Ym= (B+D)/2
    Thus, 6= (2a+(a-2b))/2
    12= 3a-2b and

    3= (2a-b+4a+3b)/2

    6= 6a+2b adding both equatins ,

    18= 9a
    a=2 and
    b= -3

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  2. Substitute the value of a in either of the equations 6a+2b=6 or 3a- 2b =12

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  4. what is the answer for 11?

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  5. can u post the answer with the steps for question 3 ?

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    1. (2a+ a - 2b)/ 2 = 6
      That is, 3a - 2b = 12(equation 1)
      (2a - b+ 4a + 3b)/ 2 = 3
      That is, 6a + 2b = 6( equation 2)
      on solving equation 1 and 2,
      3a - 2b = 12
      6a + 2b = 6
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      9a = 18
      a = 18/9 = 2
      substitute this value of a in either of the equation
      then b = -3

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