Let A (–6, –5) and B (–6, 4) be two points such that a point P on the line AB satisfies AP =
AB. Find the point P.
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⇒ 9 AP = 2 AB
⇒ 9 AP = 2(AP + PB)
⇒ 9AP = 2AP + 2PB
⇒ 9AP – 2AP = 2PB
⇒ 7AP = 2 PB
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AP: PB = 7:2
So, P divides the line segment in the ratio is 2:7
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Where l = 2 and m = 7
A (–6, –5) and B (–6, 4)
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= (–6, –3)
Therefore, the point P is (–6, –3).
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