Sheryl Teo's answer to ch's Secondary 3 A Maths Singapore question.
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(i)
Since the co-ordinates of S are unknown, we will express S as (x,y). Simultaneous equations based on the property of a parallelogram, of having opposite sides which are parallel, are then used to solve for x and y. This allows for the co-ordinates of S to be found.
(ii)
The information that T lies on y=x implies that the value of y co-ordinate of T is equal to that of its x co-ordinate. Hence, T’s co-ordinates can be expressed as (t,t).
By using the formula for distance between 2 points, we can find the value of t and find the co-ordinates of T.
Since the co-ordinates of S are unknown, we will express S as (x,y). Simultaneous equations based on the property of a parallelogram, of having opposite sides which are parallel, are then used to solve for x and y. This allows for the co-ordinates of S to be found.
(ii)
The information that T lies on y=x implies that the value of y co-ordinate of T is equal to that of its x co-ordinate. Hence, T’s co-ordinates can be expressed as (t,t).
By using the formula for distance between 2 points, we can find the value of t and find the co-ordinates of T.
Date Posted:
7 months ago
PQRS
based on ur pic, it is PQSR...?
based on ur pic, it is PQSR...?
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