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The points A(1,5) and B(9,3) are part of a triangle ΔABC. The triangle has a right angle at A and and sides satisfy AB=2AC. Find a point C such that C lies above the line AB.
2 answers
the slope of AB is -1/4
So, the slope of AC is 4
AB has length √68 = 2√17
So, AC has length √17 = √(1^2+4^2)
That means that C = A+(1,4) = (2,9)
So, the slope of AC is 4
AB has length √68 = 2√17
So, AC has length √17 = √(1^2+4^2)
That means that C = A+(1,4) = (2,9)