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The base of vertices of an isosceles triangle PQR are Q 1,3 and R -2,7.The vertex p can be :

A

1,6

B

`1/2 , 5`

C

`5/6 , 6`

D

`none of these

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  • The co ordinates of the base BC of an isosceles triangle are B(1,3) and C(-2,7) then the co-ordinates of its vertex A are

    A
    `(5/6,6)`
    B
    `(-7,1/8)`
    C
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    D
    `(-1/2,5)`
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    A
    `30^@=theta`
    B
    `45^@+theta`
    C
    `60^@-theta`
    D
    `90^@-theta`
  • The coordinates of the vertices P,Q and R of a triangle PQR are (1,-1,1),(3,-2,2) and (0,2,6) respectively. If angleRQP=theta , then what is anglePRQ equal to ?

    A
    `30^@+theta`
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