In a #DeltaXYZ# having #X(-3,2)#, #Y(-5,-6)# and #Z(-5,0)#, is perpendicular bisector of #YZ# same as median from #X#?
The equations are not the same.
Find the midpoint of YZ using the midpoint formula Since YZ is a vertical line: The median from X goes from Equation of the median Use either the midpoint or point X to find b: Equation of the median:
The perpendicular bisector is a horizontal line:
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Perpendicular bisector of
Note it is different from the equation of median given in question.
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To determine if the perpendicular bisector of YZ is the same as the median from X in triangle XYZ, we need to find the midpoint of YZ and the midpoint of XZ, then check if they coincide.
Midpoint of YZ: ((-5 - 5)/2, (-6 + 0)/2) = (-5, -3) Midpoint of XZ: ((-3 - 5)/2, (2 + 0)/2) = (-4, 1)
The perpendicular bisector of YZ passes through the midpoint of YZ (-5, -3) and is perpendicular to YZ. The slope of YZ is (-6 - 0)/(-5 + 5) = undefined.
Therefore, the perpendicular bisector of YZ is vertical, and its equation is x = -5.
The median from X passes through X and the midpoint of YZ (-5, -3). The slope of this line is (1 - (-3))/(-4 - (-5)) = 4.
The equation of the median from X is y - 2 = 4(x + 3).
Comparing the equations of the perpendicular bisector of YZ (x = -5) and the median from X (y - 2 = 4(x + 3)), they are not the same.
Thus, the perpendicular bisector of YZ is not the same as the median from X in triangle XYZ.
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