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Original post by seg
How do I do this!? Answers are m=3/5 n=6/5 and 3:2


I can't promise there isn't an easier way than this but..

let AO\vec{AO}=a

Write a vector equation for the line through A and C in terms of a and b.

Do the same for the line through O and P.

Find the position vector of Q in terms of a and b.
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Original post by BabyMaths
I can't promise there isn't an easier way than this but..

let AO\vec{AO}=a

Write a vector equation for the line through A and C in terms of a and b.

Do the same for the line through O and P.

Find the position vector of Q in terms of a and b.


Yeah It took me a while but I eventually got it, cheers for the help though
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what paper is this?
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Original post by drmitz
what paper is this?


I do not think you will get a reply:smile:
Reply 5
Original post by M14B
I do not think you will get a reply:smile:
loool trust, ah well take the L and move on
Original post by seg
How do I do this!? Answers are m=3/5 n=6/5 and 3:2


Hello, this is an answer. I'm sure there are other methods. Thanks.
Reply 7
Original post by Miss Davies
Hello, this is an answer. I'm sure there are other methods. Thanks.

Hi, this is a thread from 2013 so your reply won't be useful to the original poster. Please help in new threads instead that you'll find here.
(edited 6 years ago)

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