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24 Oct 2007 23:22:26 IST
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Let P(p,0), Q(0,q),R(h,k)
eqn of AB is x/7 - y/5 = 1
slope = 5/7
=>slope of PQ is -7/5
q/p = -7/5
q = -7p/5..............(1)
eqn of AQ
x/7 + y/q = 1
eqn of BP
x/p - y/5 = 1
solving these for y
y = (35 - 5p) / (p+5) = k
solve for x also and put x = h
Then eliminate p and q using (1)
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eqn of AB is x/7 - y/5 = 1
slope = 5/7
=>slope of PQ is -7/5
q/p = -7/5
q = -7p/5..............(1)
eqn of AQ
x/7 + y/q = 1
eqn of BP
x/p - y/5 = 1
solving these for y
y = (35 - 5p) / (p+5) = k
solve for x also and put x = h
Then eliminate p and q using (1)
Rate if this helps u.........
24 Oct 2007 23:30:33 IST
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my solution goes like this:::
any line through (7,0) and (0,-5) is:::
x/7 + y/-5 = 1
PQ is prependicular to this line so it's equation is
x/5 + y/7 = a (let it be)
or
x/5a + y/7a = 1
now the equation of AQ is
x/7 + y/7a = 1
or
y=a(7-x).....................................1
eqn of BP
x/5a - y/5 = 1
or
x=a(y+5).......................................2
dividing (1) and (2) to eliminate a (parameter)
we get
x^2 + y^2 - 7x + 5y = 0
which is the answer
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any line through (7,0) and (0,-5) is:::
x/7 + y/-5 = 1
PQ is prependicular to this line so it's equation is
x/5 + y/7 = a (let it be)
or
x/5a + y/7a = 1
now the equation of AQ is
x/7 + y/7a = 1
or
y=a(7-x).....................................1
eqn of BP
x/5a - y/5 = 1
or
x=a(y+5).......................................2
dividing (1) and (2) to eliminate a (parameter)
we get
x^2 + y^2 - 7x + 5y = 0
which is the answer
don't u think i deserve a rate













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