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Nicky
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Someone help me please!! Thankssss

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Alternatively, for part c, we can do guess and check, or a shorter idea as follows.

Since the gradient of AD is 5,

x-movement is k
y-movement must be 5k

By the Pythagoras' Theorem (actually, length formula itself comes from this theorem!)

k^2 + (5k)^2 = 104
k^2 + 25 k^2 = 104
26k^2 = 104
k^2 = 4
k = 2 or -2

If k = 2,
x-movement is +2
y-movement is +10

So D = (2 + 2, 5 + 10) = (4, 15)

If k = -2,
x-movement is -2
y-movement is -10

So D = (2 - 2, 5 - 10) = (0, -5)
Nicky
Nicky
3 years ago
Thank you! I still don’t really undedstand part C but issok i’ll ask mh teacher!
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
Part c is complicated.

We need to satisfy the two conditions.

A gradient of 5 means that for every 1 unit change in x, we get a 5 units change in y.

So if there is an increase in x by k units, there is an increase in y by 5k units.

Nic, I will need you to draw a right-angled triangle whose hypotenuse is AD. It is a right-angled triangle because horizontal lines are perpendicular to vertical lines.

If we let E be the third point at the right angle, then angle AED is 90 degrees.

Then, AE = k and DE = 5k.

We perform Pythagoras Theorem from there with AD being square root 104.
Eric Nicholas K
Eric Nicholas K
3 years ago
I will redo part c with diagrams later
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A further explanation for part c