la ecuacion de los puntos que pasa por la recta? p1 ( 2, 4) y p2 (3, 6). p1 ( -2, 4) y p2 (2, 5). p1 ( 2, -3) y p2 (-4, 3). , ayuda porfa?
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a) (2 , 4); (3 , 6)
[(X - X1)/(X2 - X1)] = [(Y - Y1)/(Y2 - Y1)]
Donde: X1 = 2; Y1 = 4; X2 = 3; Y2 = 6
[(X - 2)/(3 - 2)] = [(Y - 4)/(6 - 4)]
(X - 2)/(1) = (Y - 4)/(2)
2(X - 2) = (Y - 4)
2X - 4 = Y - 4
Y = 2X Ecuacion de la recta
b) ( -2, 4);(2, 5)
[(X - X1)/(X2 - X1)] = [(Y - Y1)/(Y2 - Y1)]
Donde: X1 = -2; Y1 = 4; X2 = 2; Y2 = 5
[(X - (-2))/(2 - (-2))] = [(Y - 4)/(5 - 4)]
[(X + 2)/(4)] = [(Y - 4)/(1)]
(X + 2) = 4(Y - 4)
X + 2 = 4Y - 16
X + 18 = 4Y
4Y = X + 18
Y = X/4 + 18/4: Y = X/4 + 9/2 Ecuacion de la Recta
c) ( 2, -3);(-4, 3)
[(X - X1)/(X2 - X1)] = [(Y - Y1)/(Y2 - Y1)]
Donde: X1 = 2; Y1 = -3; X2 = -4; Y2 = 3
[(X - 2)/(-4 - 2)] = [(Y - (-3))/(3 - (-3))]
[(X - 2)/(-6)] = [(Y + 3)/(6)]
(X - 2)(6) = (Y + 3)(-6)
6X - 12 = -6Y - 18
6X - 12 + 18 = -6Y
6X + 6 = -6Y
Y = (6X)/-6 + 6/-6
Y = -X - 1 Ecuacion de la recta
[(X - X1)/(X2 - X1)] = [(Y - Y1)/(Y2 - Y1)]
Donde: X1 = 2; Y1 = 4; X2 = 3; Y2 = 6
[(X - 2)/(3 - 2)] = [(Y - 4)/(6 - 4)]
(X - 2)/(1) = (Y - 4)/(2)
2(X - 2) = (Y - 4)
2X - 4 = Y - 4
Y = 2X Ecuacion de la recta
b) ( -2, 4);(2, 5)
[(X - X1)/(X2 - X1)] = [(Y - Y1)/(Y2 - Y1)]
Donde: X1 = -2; Y1 = 4; X2 = 2; Y2 = 5
[(X - (-2))/(2 - (-2))] = [(Y - 4)/(5 - 4)]
[(X + 2)/(4)] = [(Y - 4)/(1)]
(X + 2) = 4(Y - 4)
X + 2 = 4Y - 16
X + 18 = 4Y
4Y = X + 18
Y = X/4 + 18/4: Y = X/4 + 9/2 Ecuacion de la Recta
c) ( 2, -3);(-4, 3)
[(X - X1)/(X2 - X1)] = [(Y - Y1)/(Y2 - Y1)]
Donde: X1 = 2; Y1 = -3; X2 = -4; Y2 = 3
[(X - 2)/(-4 - 2)] = [(Y - (-3))/(3 - (-3))]
[(X - 2)/(-6)] = [(Y + 3)/(6)]
(X - 2)(6) = (Y + 3)(-6)
6X - 12 = -6Y - 18
6X - 12 + 18 = -6Y
6X + 6 = -6Y
Y = (6X)/-6 + 6/-6
Y = -X - 1 Ecuacion de la recta
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