Answer:
J (3; 9)
Explanation:
Imagine each distance like a triangle and use Pythagorean theorem.
To illustrate I drew triangle ΔLON in the picture
Finding the distance between LN.
LO =
= 5 - 1 = 4
NO =
= 5 - 4 = 1
According to Pythagorean theorem
![LN^(2) = LO^(2) + NO^(2)](https://img.qammunity.org/2022/formulas/mathematics/high-school/c8zgt20ycgwsety4qe2xjlzafteh0zkhkp.png)
=
= 17
LN =
(LN > 0)
Since ΔMLN ≅ ΔKLJ, JL = LN (they are clearly equal triangles)
Mark J coordinates as (x; y)
Draw another triangle JOL, ∠JOL = 90°)
OJ is parallel with x axis and OL is parallel with y axis. O coordinates then are (4; y)
OL = y - 5
OJ = 4 - x
Note that ΔLON = ΔJOL, so OL is the same as LO and therefore
OL = LO = y - 5 = 4;
y = 9
OJ = NO = 4 - x = 1
x = 3
So the coordinates of J are (3; 9)
Similarly find the coordinates of K