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[" 93.The joint equation of two altitudes of an equilateral "],[" triangle is "],[(sqrt(3)x-y+8-4sqrt(3))(-sqrt(3)x-y+12+4sqrt(3))=0],[" The third altitude has the equation "],[[" (a) "sqrt(9)x=2-4sqrt(3)," (b) "y-10=0],[" (c) "sqrt(3)x=2+4sqrt(3)," (d) "y+10=0]]

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