Given Two Points A(-2, 0) And B(0, 4), M Is A Point With Coordinates (x, x), x  0. P divides The Joint A and B in The Ratio 2 : 1 . C and D are The Mid-points Of BM and AM respectively. Find The Perimeter Of The Quadrilateral ABCD. Find The ratio Of The Areas Of The Triangles APM and BPM .

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SIMILAR QUESTIONS

Q1

If the axes are turned through 450. Find the transformed from the equation

                          3x2 + 3y2 + 2xy = 2

Q2

                 A1A2A3, …. An are points in a plane whose coordinates are (x1y1), (x2y2), (x3y3) …, (xnyn) respectively

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Q3

If x1 = ay1 = bx1x­2 …. xn and y1y2 …. yn from an ascending arithmetic progressing with common difference 2 abd 4 respectively, then the coordinates of G are

Q4

Let the sides of a triangle ABC are all integers with A as the origin. If (2, –1) and (3, 6) are points on the line AB and AC respectively (lines AB andAC may be extended to contain these points), and length of any two sides are primes that differ by 50. If a is least possible lengths of the third side and S is the least possible perimeter of the triangle then aS is equal to

Q5

If O is the origin and the coordinates of A and B are (51, 65) and (75, 81) respectively. then  is equal to

Q6

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Q7

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Q8

A(a + 1, a – 1), B(a2 + 1, a2 – 1) and C(a3 + 1, a3 – 1) are given points D(11, 9) is the mid-point of AB and E(41, 39) is the mid-point of BC. If F is the mid-point of AC the (BF)2 is equal to

Q9

Given two points A(–2, 0), and B(0,4),  is a point with coordinates (x, x), x ≥ 0P divides the joint A and B in the ratio 2 : 1. C and D are the mid-point of BM and MA respectively

1:- Area of the ΔAMB is minimum, if the coordinates of M are

Q10

Given two points A(-2, 0) and B(0, 4), M is a point with coordinates (xx), x  0. P divides the joint A and B in the ratio 2 : 1 . C and D are the mid-points of BM and AM respectively. Find the perimeter of the quadrilateral ABCD.