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Find the length of the median through (−2,−5) of the triangle whose vertices are (−6,2),(2,−2), and (−2,−5).

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5
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Solution

The correct option is C 5
Let A(6,2)B(2,2) and c(2,5) be the vertices of ABC.

We have to find the median passing through (2,5) so, it will also pass through the midpoint of AB as we are concerned with the median.

midpoint(AB)=(6+22,222)
=(2,0)

So, from the above diagram we can say that length of PC is the required median length,
PC=(2(2))2+(50)2=0+25=5 units

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