The slope of the straight line L is known to be 1 6, and forms a triangle with an area of 3 with the two coordinate axes, then the equation of straight line L is __

The slope of the straight line L is known to be 1 6, and forms a triangle with an area of 3 with the two coordinate axes, then the equation of straight line L is __

From the meaning of the question, we can assume that the equation of the straight line L is y = 16x + B. obviously, the intersection points of the straight line and the two coordinate axes are (0, b), (- 6B, 0) respectively. Then, by enclosing the straight line and the two coordinate axes into a triangle with an area of 3, we can get 12|b | •| - 6B | = 3   B = ± 1, so the equation of the straight line is y = 16x ± 1, i.e. X -

A straight line passes through point P (- 5,4) and the area of the triangle surrounded by the two coordinate axes is 5. Find the equation of this straight line?

Y-4 = K (x + 5). It is transformed into intercept formula: Y / (5K + 4) + X / [- (5K + 4) / k] = 1. So: (1 / 2) (5K + 4) [- (5K + 4) / k] = ± 5. That is: (5K + 4) ²= ± 5K. K ≥ o: 25K ²+ 30K + 16 = 0.900-1600 < 0, no real solution. When k < 0: 25K ²+ 50k+16=0.k=-...

Make a straight line L through point P (4,3), which intersects the two coordinate axes and the area of the triangle surrounded by the two coordinate axes is 3 square units. Find the equation of straight line L

Let the linear equation be the intersection of Y-3 = K (x-4) and the two coordinate axes: y = 0, x = 4-3 / KX = 0, y = 3-4k. The area of the triangle surrounded by the two coordinate axes is 3 square units. 1 / 2 * | 4-3 / k * | 3-4k| = 31 / 2 * | 3-4k| ²/ k =3|3-4k| ²= 6K, then k = 3 / 2, or 3 / 8 ‡ the equation is 3x-8y + 12 = 0 or 3x-2y-6 = 0

The slope of the straight line L is known to be 1 6, and forms a triangle with an area of 3 with the two coordinate axes, then the equation of straight line L is __

From the meaning of the question, we can set the equation of straight line L as y = 1
6X + B, obviously the intersection of this line and the two coordinate axes is (0, b), (- 6B, 0) respectively
Then a triangle with an area of 3 is formed by a straight line and two coordinate axes, and 1 can be obtained
2 | B | • - 6B | = 3, the solution is obtained   b=±1,
Therefore, the equation of the straight line is y = 1
6X ± 1, i.e. x-6y + 6 = 0, or x-6y-6 = 0,
So the answer is   X-6y + 6 = 0, or x-6y-6 = 0

It is known that the area of the triangle surrounded by the straight line L and the two coordinate axes is 3, and the equations of the straight line L satisfying the following conditions are solved respectively It is known that the area of the triangle formed by the straight line L and the two coordinate axes is 3, and the equations of the straight line L satisfying the following conditions are solved respectively (1) Over point a (- 3,4) (2) The slope is 1 / 6 (1) 2X + 3y-6 = 0 or 8x + 3Y + 12 = 0 (2) x-6y + 6 = 0 or x-6y-6 = 0 is the answer

(1) Let the linear equation: y = ax + B passes through the intersection of X and Y axes as (- B / A, 0), (0, b) respectively
Area s= ½× bottom × High so s= ½ (-b/a) × b=3 →b ²= 6a, substitute point a into the equation to obtain: - 3A + B = 4 → 2x + 3y-6 = 0 or 8x + 3Y + 12 = 0
(2) Let the linear equation: y = 1 / 6x + B (the slope is the value of a obtained from the standard linear equation), intersect on the x-axis (6b, 0) or (- 6B, 0) intersect on the y-axis (0, b), and get 6B from the area equal to three ²= 6, get b = ± 1, so as to get the equation: x-6y + 6 = 0 or x-6y-6 = 0

If the three sides of a triangle are 6, 8 and 10, the area of the triangle surrounded by the three median lines of the triangle is

This triangle is a right triangle. The three sides of the triangle surrounded by the median line are 3,4,5, which is also a right triangle, with an area of 1 / 2 * 3 * 4 = 6