Test:87 QNo:6

find the bisector of the lines 3x+4y+7=0 & 4x-3y-2=0 containing point (4,5)

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scintillating dev ·

please explain this in details..

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harrys ·

hey we take angle with +ve x-axis for finding slope not w.r.t other lines

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Abhisek ·

Sorry! My mistake.(i deleted my reply!)...
can anyone please post the full question?

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scintillating dev ·

please explain. sry, i didn't get u .

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Abhisek ·

My method was wrong...so i deleted the post......

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harrys ·

find the point of intersection of given lines you will get 2 points of angle bisector one is (4,5) andotheris calculated

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scintillating dev ·

u mean we hav 2 manually test which of the bisectors contain (4,5)??

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Abhisek ·

Apparently that is the only method clicking my mind....Nishant Sir can u help ?

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scintillating dev ·

But that is gonna b 2 lengthy in a comp exm..

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Abhisek ·

Hey try drawing the graph.....does the angle-bisector actually seem to pass through (4,5) ? I doubt it... :-|

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nihal raj ·

..........

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scintillating dev ·

QUESTION IS NOT WRONG. IT'S A TEST QUESTION BY TARGETIIT.

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scintillating dev ·

BUT WHERE IS NISHANT SIR?? WE REALLY NEED HIM!!!!!!!!!![2]

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harrys ·

use the angle formula between two lines tanѲ = m1 - m2 / 1 +m1m2 where Ѳ = angle between two lines and value is 450 and m1 and m2 are slope two lines you will get the slope of bisector

tan450 = -34 - m1 - 34m

34m - 1 = 34 + m

m = -7
now
(y - 5) = -7(x - 4)

7x+y-33=0

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scintillating dev ·

thanx

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