Timothy.Siu said:
Find the equation of the locus of a point that moves so that it is equidistant from the line
4x-3x+2=0
3x+4y-7=0
let P be a point (x,y)
perpendicular distance from both the lines is
D= (4x-3y+2)/root(x^2+y^2)
D= (3x+4y-7)/root(x^2+y^2)
4x-3y+2=3x+4y-7
x-7y+9=0 dunno if thats correct
right idea, just got the formula wrong
but because of the nature of the question you still got the correct answer
shoulde be |4x-3y+2|/5=|3x+4y-7|/5 ( 5=sqr(3^2+4^2))
so 4x-3y+2=3x+4y-7 or 4x-3y+2 = -3x-4y+7
x-7y+9=0 or 7x+y-5=0
and im not sure why you call this a maths challenge??
sure oyu just couldnt do it?