Asked by doodle bob
The points F(3, 5) and G(0, –4) are the endpoints of the graphed line segment. What are the coordinates of the point P on the line segment such that P is the length of the line segment from G?
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It looks like a fraction is missing from the problem. If P is 1/3 of the way from G to F, then
Vector GF = F − G = (3 − 0, 5 − (−4)) = (3, 9).
P = G + (1/3)·GF = (0 + 1, −4 + 3) = (1, −1).
So P = (1, −1). If you meant a different fraction, tell me which and I’ll recompute.
Vector GF = F − G = (3 − 0, 5 − (−4)) = (3, 9).
P = G + (1/3)·GF = (0 + 1, −4 + 3) = (1, −1).
So P = (1, −1). If you meant a different fraction, tell me which and I’ll recompute.
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