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The line represented by the equation y=−2x+6 is the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB. If A has the coordinates (7,2), what are the coordinates for B ?

A
(3,0)
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B
(4,0)
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C
(6,2)
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D
(5,6)
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Solution

The correct option is A (3,0)
Given line
y=2x+6
On comparing above equation with y=mx+c
m=2
The slope of perpendicular line to line y=2x+6
m1m=1
m1(2)=1
m1=12
The equation of line with slope m1 and Point A(7,2)
y2=12(x7)
2y4=x7
x2y=3
Let Point B(x1,y1)
Point B lies on x2y=3
x12y1=3
On putting y1=0
x1=3
Point B(3,0)


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