Home » Ask & Discuss » Mathematics. » Analytical Geometry « Back to Discussion
Analytical Geometry
Comments (20)
I doubt if this is an IIT question.
This is an application of what is known as Pick's Theorem:
If a simple polygon has its vertices as lattice points (what you are referring to as integer points), suppose there are p lattice points on its boundary and q in the interior, then the area of the polygon is given by q + p/2 - 1.
There are 63 points on the boundary and area is 441/2, so the number of points is 190
SEE THERE ARE 21(INTEGRAL CO ORDINATES) POINTS IN BOTTOM LINE AS WE MOVE UP IT DECREACES BY 1 AND AT THE END WE GET 1 POINT .SO ADDING ALL USING FORMULA OF SUM OF FIRST N NATURAL NUMBERS WE GET 231 AND BOUNDRY POINTS ARE 21+21-1(ORIGIN IS COMMON FOR BOTH)















ek triangle banao with given cordinates fir uske andar jitney bhi integral points aa rahey hain unhe count karlo.....