Posted by Amber on Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 4:56am.
1)
Naturally, there are two places to make the division: one near (-4,7) and the other near (5,-2)
Taking the one near (-4,7), we want a point which is 1/6 the way to (5,-2).
(-4 + 1/6 (5+4),7 + 1/6 (-2-7)) = (-5/2,11/2)
2)
in the same way as above, figure the difference between the points and go out 3 times that distance in each direction:
(4,0) + 3((4-3),(0+2)) = (4,0)+(3,6) = (7,6)
(3,-2) + 3((3-4),(-2-0)) = (3,-2)+(-3,-6) = (0,-8)
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