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Mathematics State Board
Class 10
Coordinate Geometry
Inclination of Straight, Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
18.
Five mark example problem III
Exercise condition:
5
m.
Without using Pythagoras theorem, show that the vertices
(1,-4)
,
(2,-3)
and
(4,-7)
form a right angled triangle.
Answer
:
Slope of
AB =
Slope of
BC =
Slope of
AC =
Therefore,
\triangle ABC
is
a right angled triangle
not a right angled triangle
because the product of the slopes of
AB
and
AC
is
equal to -1
not equal to -1
.
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