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Maths GCSE woes

This is a bad start, first post is a maths question. Anyway, here goes. How on EARTH do you solve this: http://imgur.com/Rt3Qk0y ? Thanks!
Original post by El1teKatana
This is a bad start, first post is a maths question. Anyway, here goes. How on EARTH do you solve this: http://imgur.com/Rt3Qk0y ? Thanks!


which part??? ^-^ i can help on any bit :smile:
Reply 2
Ah yes! Just the final question. sorry!
Original post by El1teKatana
Ah yes! Just the final question. sorry!


ok then well screw my other post then ^-^ i'll edit this one wait a sec

so if they lie on the same line then the vector should be in the same ratios

so we need to find the vectors

OX and OM \vec{OX}\ and\ \vec{OM}
can you work things out from there or you stumped on finding OX?\vec{OX}?
(edited 8 years ago)
Original post by El1teKatana
Ah yes! Just the final question. sorry!


done .-.
Reply 5
Eh...A little, sorry! I got through the vectors section of my book without a hitch, then they sprung this on me with no explanation...It's latish for me now, won't be on 'til tomorrow. If you have time (if not don't worry about it) could you just run briefly through the steps of it? Thanks again :biggrin:
Reply 6
OX and OM...Just clicked! I need to prove that the lines have a common starting point. Thanks so much :smile: you just saved me a few days...

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