
Wendy B. answered 03/19/23
Experienced Mathematics Teacher Certified in Grades 6-12.
Vectors and Geometry?
Eric J.
asked 03/18/23498. Draw an acute-angled triangle ABC, and mark points P and Q on sides AB and AC, respectively, so that AB = 3AP and AC = 3AQ. Express PQ and BC in terms of v = AP and w = AQ.
Wendy B. answered 03/19/23
Experienced Mathematics Teacher Certified in Grades 6-12.
Vectors and Geometry?
Raymond B. answered 03/18/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
1st step draw a diagram
any acute triangle will do, maybe put A on top B to the left, C to the right
also v = AP w=AQ and AB =3AP & AC = 3AQ
then ...
one method might be use the law of cosines
PQ = square root of (v^2 +w^2 -2vwCosA)
BC = square root of (9v^2 +9w^2 -18vwCosA)
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Eric J.
Yes.03/19/23