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Chapter-13 Section Formula & Mid-Point Formula

The document provides solutions for various problems related to the section formula and mid-point formula in coordinate geometry. It includes calculations for determining coordinates of points dividing lines in given ratios, finding midpoints, and calculating areas of quadrilaterals. Additionally, it covers the centroid of triangles and the slopes of lines formed by points on axes.

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Chapter-13 Section Formula & Mid-Point Formula

The document provides solutions for various problems related to the section formula and mid-point formula in coordinate geometry. It includes calculations for determining coordinates of points dividing lines in given ratios, finding midpoints, and calculating areas of quadrilaterals. Additionally, it covers the centroid of triangles and the slopes of lines formed by points on axes.

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Section Formula & Mid-point Formula (SOLUTION)


1. (i) Let R divide the line joining P(-4, 5) and Q(3, 2) in the ratio k : 1
 3k  4 2k  5  Y
 Coordinates of R is  , 

As it lies on yaxis
 k 1 k 1 
P(4, 5) . 6

Section formula & Mid-point formula


3k  4
.
4
 0
k 1 R
Q (3, 2 )
2
 3k  4  0  k  4 / 3
M
 Required ratio is 4/3. X
6 4 2 0 2 N 4 6

2
(ii) Co-ordinates of R =
4
 4 
 2   5   8  5   23  6
   0, 3    0, 
 0,  3     0, 3 23
 4  4   7   7 
  1   1   
 3   3   3 

1 1 49
(iii) Area of Quadrilateral = (5  2 )  7   7  7   24.5 unit.
2 2 2

2. Given : A  (2, 3), B  (6,  5).


1

. .
Let K  ( x, y). But K is on the xaxis.
 y cordinate is 0.  K  ( x, 0) m n
By Section formula, A ( 2, 3) K ( x , 0) B(6,  5)
my 2  ny1
y
mn
m(5)  n (3) m 3
 0 ( Ordinate of K  0)  5m  3n  

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mn n 5

3. A .
( 2a , 4)
.
M
(1, 2a  1)
. B
(2, 2b)
Let A  (2a , 4), B  (2, 2b).
Let M be the midpoint, M  (1, 2a  1).
Using Midpoint formula, we get ,
2a  2 4  2b
1 ; 2a  1 
2 2
 2  2a  2  4a  2  4  2 b
 2a  4  10  4  2b (Sub. a  2)
 a2  2b  10  4  6
 b3

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4.
A .
( 2a , 4 )
.M
(1, 2a  1)
. B
(2, 2b )
AP 2 AP 2
Given : A  (4,  5), B  (4, 5) and   
AB 5 PB 3
i.e. P divides AB in the ratio 2 : 3 int ernally
Section formula & Mid-point formula

(2  4)  (3  4) 8  12 20
 Px    4
23 5 5
(2  5)  (3  5) 10  15  5
Py     1
23 5 5
 P has coordinates (4,  1)

5. A = (-4, 3), B = (8, -6)


(i) AB  [8  (4)]2  [(6)  3]2 ....[Distance formula]
 (12) 2  (9) 2  144  81  225
 15 units.
(ii) Let xaxis meet seg AB at P(x , y) (4, 3) A .
and AP : PB  m : n.
m
P lies on xaxis  y  0
2 By section formula,
my2  ny1 m(6)  n (3)
. P (x, y)
xaxis
y 0
m 1 mn n
 0  6m  3n  6m  3n
m 3 1
. B (8,  6)
  
n 6 2
 Xaxis divides AB in the ratio 1 : 2.
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6. G  centriod of ABC
A (1, 3)
 x  x 2  x 3 y1  y 2  y 3 
(4, 3)   1 , 
 3 3 
1 4  a 3  b 1
4 ; 3
3
12  5  a ; 94  b
3
.
G(4, 3)
7a ;5 b
i.e. a  7, b  5
B(4, b) C (a , 1)
Length AC  ( x1  x 2 ) 2  ( y1  y 2 ) 2
 (1  7) 2  (3  1) 2
 36  4  40 units.

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7. (i) Let P be the point on yaxis dividing AB in the ratio m : n
m  8  n(4) 8m  4n
 x  0
mn mn
 8m  4n  0  8m  4n
m 4 1
  
n 8 2

Section formula & Mid-point formula


 AB is divided by yaxis in 1 : 2 ratio.
(ii) Coordinate of P
my 2  ny1 1 (3)  2  6  3  12 9
y    3
mn 1 2 3 3
 P(0, y)  (0, 3)
(iii) Length AB  (x 2  x1 ) 2  (y 2  y1 ) 2  (8  4) 2  (3  6) 2
 144  81  225  15 units

8. Let the coordinates of A (point on x-axis) = (x, 0) and,


the coordinates of B (point on y-axis) = (0, y)

.
m1 : m 2
From the adjoining figure, it is clear that :  2:3
A B
m x  m2 x1 ( x, 0) P (0, y )
P( x)  1 2 ( 3, 4 )
m1  m2
2  0  3 x
3   x  5 3
23
m y  m2 y1
And, P( y )  1 2
m1  m2
2  y  3 0
 4  y  10
23
 A  ( x, 0)  ( 5, 0) and B  (0, y )  (0, 10)

9. (i) As we have, Milestone Academy

y
m1 y2  m2 y1
m1  m2
.
A(4, 2)
.
m1 : m 2
B(x, 3)
.
B(3, 6)
6m1  2m2 ( x1 , y1 ) ( x, y) ( x2 , y2 )
3
m1  m2
3m1  3m2  6m1  2m2
 3m1  m2
m1 1
 
m2 3
 m1 : m2  1 : 3
m x m x

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m1 x2  m2 x1
Now, x
m1  m2
1 3  3(4)
x
1 3
3  12

4
Section formula & Mid-point formula

9

4
2
(ii)  9 
AP     4   (3  2) 2
 4 
2
7
    (1) 2
4
49
 1
16
49  16

16
65

16
65

4
4

10.
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11. Given PM : PN = 2 : 3 = m 1 : m 2

(i) Let M = (x, 0) and N = (0, y)


For point M:

m1. x2  m2 . x1
p x  
m1  m 2

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2  0  3 x
 3 i.e 15 = 3x and x = 5
23

 Co-ordinates of M = (5, 0)
For point N:

Section formula & Mid-point formula


m1. y 2  m2 . y1
P( y ) 
m1  m2

2  y  3 0
 2 i.e 10 = 2y i.e y = 5
23

 co-ordinates of N = (0, 5)
(ii)  M = (5,0) and N = (0, 5)

50 5
Slope of the line MN =   1
05 5
12. Let the required point on y-axis be A(0, y).

Then 0
m1  5  m2  5
m1  m2 p .
(5, 3 )
m1 .A
(0, y )
m2 . Q
(-5, 3)
( x1 , y1 ) ( x2 , y2 )
 0  5m1  5m2
5
m1 5 1
 5m1  5m2 i.e  
m2 5 1

 m1 : m2  1 : 1

m1 : m2  1 : 1  A(0, y) is the mid-point of PQ

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33
 y 3
2

 The co-ordinates of the point of intersection = (0, y) = (0, 3)

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