Answer:
Explanation:
Let P be the point C with position vector 2i + 3j and Q be the point D with position vector 7i + 5j. We want to find the position vector of point H which divides PQ in the ratio 2:3.
Let the position vector of point H be r. Then we have:
PH/PQ = 2/3
(P - r)/(Q - r) = 2/3
Multiplying both sides by (Q - r), we get:
P - r = (2/3)(Q - r)
Expanding the brackets and rearranging, we get:
r = (2Q + 3P)/5
Substituting the position vectors of P and Q, we get:
r = (2(7i + 5j) + 3(2i + 3j))/5
= (14i + 10j + 6i + 9j)/5
= (20i + 19j)/5
= 4i + 3.8j
Therefore, the position vector of point H is 4i + 3.8j.