Question 1
point A has coordinates ( -2,4 ).
The point B has coordinates (6,10).
The point C has coordinates (12,2).
Find the gradients of the lines A B, A C and B C.
point A has coordinates ( -2,4 ).
The point B has coordinates (6,10).
The point C has coordinates (12,2).
Find the gradients of the lines A B, A C and B C.
Grad AB=86 oe
Grad AC=−142 oe
Grad BC=−68 oe B1 for 2 correct unsimplified
The coordinates of points A and B are (-5,6) and (4,-6) respectively. The point C lies on the line AB, between A and B, such that CBAC=21.
The line CD is perpendicular to AB. Find the equation of CD in the form y=mx+c.
mAB=4−(−5)−6−6=−34mCD=43y−2=43(x+2)y=43x+27
The length of BD is 125. Find the coordinates of the two possible positions of point D.
(x−4)2+(y+6)2=125
Use y=43x+27 to eliminate one unknown
(x−4)2+(43x+27+6)2=12525x2+100x−300=0
Factorises or solves the quadratic
(2,5)and(−6,−1)
4 The coordinates of points A, B, C and D are as follows.
The line L has equation y=11 x-75 .
The perpendicular bisector of the line A B meets L at the point E .
Find the area of triangle C D E .
mAB=6−−4−9−3 oe isw or −56[m⊥=]65 or their mAB−1
FT their mAB providing that
difference in x difference in y attempted
[Midpoint] (2−4+6,23−9) oe isw or (1,-3)
Finds equation of perpendicular bisector:
y-their (−3)=− their (−56)1(x− their 1)oe
FT their perpendicular gradient providing gradient is their mAB−1 and using their midpoint
Their midpoint must not be any of A, B, C or D11x−75=65x−623
Eliminates one variable
dep on previous M mark
11 x-75= their perp bisector equation
E(7,2)
[Area C D E= ] 40
Dependent on all previous marks