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For a given point A(0,0), ABCD is a rhombus of side 10 units where slope of AB is `4/3`and slope of AD is `3/4`. The sum of abscissa and ordinate of point C (where C lies in first quadrant) is

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The correct Answer is:
`B(6,8),C(14,14),D(8,6)`

In the figure,`tan alpha=(4)/(3)`
`therefore` Coordinates of point B
`-=(10cosalpha,10sinalpha)`
`-=(10xx(3)/(5),10xx(4)/(5))-=(6,8)`
Also, `tanbeta=(3)/(4)`
`therefore` coordinates of Point D
`-=(10cosbeta,10sinbeta)`
`-=(10xx(4)/(5),10xx(3)/(5))-=(8,6)`
Diagonals of rhombus bisect. So, midpoint of BD is `(7,7)` which is midpoint of AC. therefore, coordinates of C are `(14,14)`.
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