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    The document contains examples of using coordinate geometry formulas to solve application problems involving distance and division of line segments. It demonstrates finding the area of a triangle and parallelogram using vertex coordinates, trisecting a line segment by dividing it into thirds, and finding the point that is a fraction of the way between two other points. [SUMMARY

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    The document contains examples of using coordinate geometry formulas to solve application problems involving distance and division of line segments. It demonstrates finding the area of a triangle and parallelogram using vertex coordinates, trisecting a line segment by dividing it into thirds, and finding the point that is a fraction of the way between two other points. [SUMMARY

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    APPLICATIONS

    OF DISTANCE
    FORMULA
    Find the area of the triangle with vertices at A (6,8), B (16,8) and
    C (11,17) using the coordinates of the vertices.
    Solution: A (6,8), B (16,8) and C (11,17)
    x1 = 6 x2 =16 x3 = 11
    y1 = 8 y2 =8 y3 = 17
    Formula:
    A = ½ (x1y2 + x2y3 + x3y1 ) - (y1x2 + y2x3 + y3x1 )
    A = ½ ( (6)(8) + (16)(17) + (11)(8) – (8)(16) + (8)(11) + (17)(6)
    A = ½ ( (48) + (272) + (88) – (128) +(88) + (102)
    A = ½ (408) – (318)
    A = ½ (90)
    A = 45 sq. units
    Determine the length of the diagonals, perimeter and the area of a
    parallelogram ABCD with vertices at A(2,3), B (10,3)C (12,6) and D
    (4,6). Refer to the figure above.
    DIVISION OF
    LINE SEGMENTS
    DIVISION OF A LINE SEGMENT
    Formula:
    abscissa(x) = x1r2 + x2r1
    r1 + r 2
    ordinate(y) = y1r2 + y2r1
    r1 + r 2
    Example: Find the coordinates of the points which trisect the line
    segment joining the points P(10,3) and S (-5,6). Let point Q and R
    represent the two points.
    Solution: Find the coordinates of point Q.
    Let PQ = r1 = 1 and QS = r2 = 2
    P (10,3) S (-5,6)
    Formula: x = x1r2 + x2r1
    r 1 + r2
    x = (10) (2) + (-5)(1)
    1+2
    x = 20 - (5)
    3
    x = 15/ 3 x = 5
    Solution: Find the coordinates of point Q.
    Let PQ = r1 = 1 and QS = r2 = 2
    P (10,3) S (-5,6)
    Formula: y = y1r2 + y2r1
    r 1 + r2
    y = (3) (2) + (6)(1)
    1+2
    y=6+6
    3
    y = 12/ 3 y = 4
    Therefore, the coordinates of point Q are (5,4).
    Solution: Find the coordinates of point R.
    Let PR = r1 = 2 and RS = r2 = 1
    P (10,3) S (-5,6)
    Formula: x = x1r2 + x2r1
    r 1 + r2
    x = (10) (1) + (-5)(2)
    1+2
    x = 10 - (10)
    3
    x = 0/ 3 x = 0
    Solution: Find the coordinates of point R.
    Let PR = r1 = 2 and RS = r2 = 1
    P (10,3) S (-5,6)
    Formula: y = y1r2 + y2r1
    r 1 + r2
    y = (3) (1) + (6)(2)
    1+2
    y = 3 + 12
    3
    y = 15/ 3 y = 5
    Hence, the coordinates of point R are (0,5).
    Figure 1.9 shows the points that trisect the line segment joining
    the points P(10,3) and S (-5,6).
    Activity
    Find the area of a rectangular
    garden with vertices at A(3,4) B(3,-
    2) C (8,4) and D (8,-2).
    Find the coordinates of the point, which
    is the three-fifths of the way from point
    P1(4,-7) to P2 (-1,8).

    *hint r1 = 3/5 r2 = 2/5


    2. The line segment from P1(-2,4) to P (6,-3)
    is extended twice its own length. Find the
    coordinates of the terminal point P2.

    *hint r1 = d r2 = 2d

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