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Find distance of line 2x+y=3 from p(-1,-3) in direction of line whose slope is 1.
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Find distance of line 2x+y=3 from p(-1,-3) in direction of line whose slope is 1.


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23 Feb 2009 12:52:10 IST
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y=x+C can be consider to be that line

y=x-2

now point of intersection is (5/3,-1/3) now use distance formula to find the distance.

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23 Feb 2009 12:55:14 IST
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Find a line parralel to this and passing given point.Find intersection of the two lines.Find dist b/w intersection and given point.
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23 Feb 2009 15:40:39 IST
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equation of line is:

(y+3) /  (x+1)  =  1  {slope point formula}

y =  x -2  and 2x+y = 3

x= 5/3 and y =-1/3

(5/3,-1/3) and (-1,-3) now find the distance between two points




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