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In the diagram, the areas of AADC and ADCB are in a ratio of 3:4. What are the coordinates of point ?

A (3,-7)
B. (5,-5)
C. (7,-3)
D. (4,-6)

In the diagram, the areas of AADC and ADCB are in a ratio of 3:4. What are the coordinates-example-1
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Answer: I think its C

Explanation:

User Skagedal
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Answer:

The coordinate of point C is (4 , - 6) .

Explanation:

Given as ;

The Δ ADC and The Δ DCB are divided in the ratio = m : n = 3 : 4

The coordinate of point A =
x_1 , y _1 = 1 , - 9

The coordinate of point B =
x_2 , y _2 = 8 , -2

Let The coordinate of point C = x , y

Now, According to question

x =
(m * x_2 + n* x_1)/(m + n)

Or, x =
(3 * 8 + 4* 1)/(3 + 4)

Or, x =
(24 + 4)/(7)

∴ x =
(28)/(7)

i.e x = 4

Similarly

y =
(m * y_2 + n* y_1)/(m + n)

Or, y =
(3 * (-2) + 4* (-9))/(3 + 4)

Or, y =
( - 6 - 36)/(7)

∴ y =
(- 42)/(7)

i.e y = - 6

So, The coordinate of point C = x , y = 4 , - 6

Hence,The coordinate of point C is (4 , - 6) . Answer

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