B(X1+r9X2-X1), Y1+r(Y2-Y1))
What are the COORDINATES of the POINT of DIVISION
p(divisible by 4) = 5/20 or 1/4
drawing a marble whose number is divisible by 4
x=-1
y=3
3x+9y=24
2x+9y=25
y=-1
x=6/8 or 3/4
8x+5y=1
8x-3y=9
d=10 units
midpoint AB(2,6)
A(5,10)&B(-1,2)
B(-3,2)
given points A(9,5) and C(-7,1) find the coordinates of point B on AC such that the ratio of AB : BC is 3 :1
P(less than 16) = 15/20 or 3/4
drawing a marble whose number is less than 16
x=1.8
y=5.1
5x+y=9
10x-7=-18
y=1
4x +7y = 15
4x-5y=3
d=13 units
midpoint (-1/2,-1)
C(-3,5)&D(2,-7)
B(-3,2)
given point A at (-1,,4) and C(-7,1). Find the coordinates of point B on AC such that the ratio of AB : BC is 3:1
p(perfect square) = 4/20 or 1/5
drawing a marble whose number is a perfect square
x=4
y=-14
3x - 2y=24
9x+5y=6
x=5
2x+3y=22
5x-2y=17
d=8.9442719
midpoint =(2,9)
R(-2,7)&T(6,11)
B(5,3)
point A is at (2,1) and point C is at (11,7). find the coordinates of point B on AC such that the ratio of AB to BC is 1:2
P(prime) = 8/20 or 2/5
drawing a marble whose number is prime
x=-1
y=9
2x-y=-11
3x+2y=15
x=4
7x-3y=13
4x+y=21
d=17
midpoint = (-2,-5/2)
H(-1,-10)&K(2,5)
B (1,0)
what are the coordinates of point B on AC such that the ratio of AB to AC is 2: 5 , if point A is at (-5,-4) and point C is at (10,6)
p(even number) = 16/20 or 1/2
drawing a marble whose number is even
x=4
5x-3y=11
2x+y=11
d=13
midpoint = (2, 11/2)
G(-4,3)&Q(8,8)
d= 15
midpoint = (11/2,2)
P(1,-4)&M(10,8)