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If (2,-6),(5,2) and (-2,2) constitute the vertices of a triangle then the the line joining the origin and its orthocentre is
If (2,-6),(5,2) and (-2,2) constitute the vertices of a triangle then the the line joining the origin and its orthocentre is
Updated On: Oct 20, 2024
- x+4y=0
- x-4y=0
- 4x-y=0
- 4x+y=0
- x-y=0
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The Correct Option is B
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The correct option is (B): x-4y=0
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