ABCD i ABCD is a square and P, Q are the midpoints of BC, CD respectively. If AP = a and AQ = b, ﬁnd in terms of a and b, the directed line segments (i) AB, (ii) AD, (iii) BD and (iv) AC.s a square and P, Q are the midpoints of BC, CD respectively. If AP = a and AQ = b, ﬁnd in terms of a and b, the directed line segments (i) AB, (ii) AD, (iii) BD and (iv) AC.

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set up your vectors and it should be clear what's what.
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ABCD i ABCD is a square and P, Q are the midpoints of BC, CD respectively. If AP = a and AQ = b, ﬁnd in terms of a and b, the directed line segments (i) AB, (ii) AD, (iii) BD and (iv) AC.s a square and P, Q are the midpoints of BC, CD respectively. If AP = a and AQ = b, ﬁnd in terms of a and b, the directed line segments (i) AB, (ii) AD, (iii) BD and (iv) AC.

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set up your vectors and it should be clear what's what.
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set up your vectors and it should be clear what's what. Where do you get stuck?