This document provides 20 math problems as an assignment. The problems cover topics like finding points on circles and lines, determining equations of lines and loci, calculating lengths and angles, and intersecting lines. The assignment is due on October 28, 2014 and requires solving all 20 problems listed.
This document provides 20 math problems as an assignment. The problems cover topics like finding points on circles and lines, determining equations of lines and loci, calculating lengths and angles, and intersecting lines. The assignment is due on October 28, 2014 and requires solving all 20 problems listed.
This document provides 20 math problems as an assignment. The problems cover topics like finding points on circles and lines, determining equations of lines and loci, calculating lengths and angles, and intersecting lines. The assignment is due on October 28, 2014 and requires solving all 20 problems listed.
This document provides 20 math problems as an assignment. The problems cover topics like finding points on circles and lines, determining equations of lines and loci, calculating lengths and angles, and intersecting lines. The assignment is due on October 28, 2014 and requires solving all 20 problems listed.
Solve
the
following
problems.
1. A
circle
has
its
center
at
(3,
-2)
and
one
end
of
a
diameter
at
(7,
2).
Find
the
other
end
of
the
diameter.
2. Find
the
lengths
of
the
medians
of
the
triangle
whose
vertices
are
(3,
13),
(-1,
6)
and
(8,
- 7).
3. The
line
joining
(-8,
1)
and
(11,
7)
is
divided
into
four
equal
parts
find
the
points
of
division.
4. The
point
(-3,
-4)
divides
the
line
joining
A(-6,
-7)
and
B
in
the
ratio
1:3.
Find
the
coordinates
of
B.
5. Determine
x
so
that
the
three
points
(x,
-3),
(9,
1)
and
(13,
2)
will
lie
on
a
straight
line.
6. Find
the
angle
from
the
line
through
(-5,
9)
and
(10,
-4)
to
the
line
through
(-4,
6)
and
(- 1,
8).
7. The
angle
from
the
line
through
(-1,
y)
and
(4,
-7)
to
the
line
through
(4,
2)
and
(-1,-9)
is
1350.
8. Find
the
area
of
the
polygon
whose
vertices
are
at
(-3.-4),
(3,
2),
(5,
1),
(7,
2),
(8,
4)
and
(- 2,
5).
9. Find
the
equation
of
the
locus
of
a
point
which
moves
so
that
its
distance
from
(1,
3)
is
always
one-third
of
its
distance
from
(8,
2).
10. Find
the
equation
of
the
locus
of
a
point
which
moves
so
that
its
distance
from
(5,
8)
is
twice
its
distance
from
the
x-axis.
11. Find
the
equations
of
the
altitudes
of
the
triangle
with
vertices
at
(1,
-1),
(5,
2)
and
(-2,
4).
Where
do
they
intersect?
12. Find
the
equation
of
the
perpendicular
bisector
of
the
line
joining
(4,
0)
and
(-6,
-3).
13. What
is
the
equation
of
the
line
through
(7,
-3)
and
perpendicular
to
the
line
whose
inclination
is
Arctan
2/3.
14. A
right
triangle
has
its
right
angle
(-4,
1)
and
the
equation
of
one
of
its
legs
is
2x
3y
+
11
=
0.
Find
the
equation
of
the
other
leg.
15. What
is
the
equation
of
the
line
through
(5,
2)
with
the
x-intercept
thrice
the
y- intercept?
16. What
are
the
equations
of
the
lines
perpendicular
to
the
line
3x
y
+
6
=
0
and
passing
at
distance
3
from
the
origin?
17. Find
the
equations
of
the
line
parallel
to
the
line
5x
+
12y
+
26
=
0
and
passing
at
a
distance
numerically
2
units
farther
from
the
origin.
18. Determine
the
distance
between
the
lines
3x
4y
+
25
=
0
and
3x
4y
+
45
=
0.
19. Find
the
equation
of
the
bisector
of
the
obtuse
angle
between
the
lines
4x
+
y
+
6
=
0
and
2x
+
8y
3
=
0.
20. Find
the
bisectors
of
the
interior
angles
of
the
triangle
whose
sides
are
the
lines
7x
+
y
7
=
0,
x
+
y
+
1
=
0
and
x
+
7y
4
=
0.