Question

In ABC, and intersect each other at point Q. According to a theorem on medians, Q divides in the ratio 2 : 1. What are the coordinates of point Q?

Answer 1

The answer would be D.

(3.67, -4).

Explanation:

The person above was correct just divide 11 by 3.

Answer 2

how to find rapidly the coordinates of Q:
since Q is the center of gravity of the triangle ABC, so we have the following vector relationship
vecQA +vecQB +vecQC =vec0
vecQA=(x-3, y+2)
vecQB=(x-1, y+5)
vecQC=(x-7, y+5)
vec0=(0, 0)

so, vecQA +vecQB +vecQC =vec0 is equivalent to

x-3 +x-1+x-7 =0, and y+2+y+5+y+5=0 so 3x-11=0 implies x=11/3
and 3y+12=0 implies y=-12/3

finally the the coordinates of point Q is (11/3, -4)