if one diagonal of a square lies on x - 2y + 2 =0 and one vertex of the square is (1,4). find the equation of all the sides and the other diagonal.


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Given one diagonal=x-2y+2=02y=x+2y=x2+1m1=12one vertex=1,4other diagonal will be  to this diagonalm2=-112=-2and will pass through 1,4y-4=-2x-1y-4=-2x+22x+y=6 point of intersection of two diagonals M:2y=x+22x+y=6y=6-2x26-2x=x+212-4x=x+25x=10,x=2y=6-2x=6-4=2M2,2Vertex C will be given by:1+x2=21+x=4x=34+y2=2y=0C3,0angle between BD and DC=45°let slope of DC=mtan45°=12-m1+m21+m2=12-m3m2=-12m=-13eqn DC:given C3,0y-0=-13x-33y=-x+3eqn AB:Given A1,4since ABDCy-4=-13x-13y-12=-x+13y+x=13Angle between AC and AD=45°let slope AD=mtan45°=-2-m1-2m1-2m=-2-m3=meqn AD given A1,4y-4=3x-1y-4=3x-3y=3x+1eqn BCADgiven C3,0y-0=3x-3y=3x-9now you can find all vertices since you know all sides.

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