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My teacher gave me this for geometry and I don’t know how to do it if anyone could. Could you do this give me answer and brief explanation

My teacher gave me this for geometry and I don’t know how to do it if anyone could-example-1

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The coordiantes of point P are


P(-2,5)

and the coordinates of point R are


R(1,-7)

The point Q lies somewhere between P and R

What we know this that the ratio is


(PQ)/(QR)=(2)/(1)

This means the vertical distance (and likewise the horizontal distance) of Q from P is 2/3 the whole distance from P to R

The vertical distance from P to R is


5--7=12

and the horizontal distance is


1--2=3

2/3 0f these distance gives

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