3D geometry, what are the coordinates of the 4th vertex and the point of intersection of this trapezoid?












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3 Vertex of the trapezoid are given : A(4,-1,2) B(7,1,-3) D(0,-4,6) and we know that AB and CD are parallel, and CD=2AB (opposite vertices are B-D and A-C)



The question is : what are the coordinates of vertex C, and what are the coordinates of the point of intersection of the diagonals?



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The question is : what are the coordinates of vertex C, and what are the coordinates of the point of intersection of the diagonals?



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3 Vertex of the trapezoid are given : A(4,-1,2) B(7,1,-3) D(0,-4,6) and we know that AB and CD are parallel, and CD=2AB (opposite vertices are B-D and A-C)



The question is : what are the coordinates of vertex C, and what are the coordinates of the point of intersection of the diagonals?



Thank you!






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3 Vertex of the trapezoid are given : A(4,-1,2) B(7,1,-3) D(0,-4,6) and we know that AB and CD are parallel, and CD=2AB (opposite vertices are B-D and A-C)



The question is : what are the coordinates of vertex C, and what are the coordinates of the point of intersection of the diagonals?



Thank you!






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Hint: From parallelism, $vec{AB} = kvec{CD}$ for some negative $k$. Find $k$; so $1/k(B-A) + D = C$. To get the intersection of the diagonals, look at the lines $t(C - A)$ and $r(D-B)$ and their intersection.






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    Let $$C[x_C,y_C,z_c]$$ then $$2[0-x_C,-4-y_C,6-z_C]=[7-4,1+1,-3-2]$$ Can you solve this?
    You will get $$-2x_C=3,-8-2y_C=2,12-2z_C=-5$$






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    • Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
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    • Should i post you the solution?
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    • i would appreciate that!
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    • I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
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    Hint: From parallelism, $vec{AB} = kvec{CD}$ for some negative $k$. Find $k$; so $1/k(B-A) + D = C$. To get the intersection of the diagonals, look at the lines $t(C - A)$ and $r(D-B)$ and their intersection.






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      Hint: From parallelism, $vec{AB} = kvec{CD}$ for some negative $k$. Find $k$; so $1/k(B-A) + D = C$. To get the intersection of the diagonals, look at the lines $t(C - A)$ and $r(D-B)$ and their intersection.






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        Hint: From parallelism, $vec{AB} = kvec{CD}$ for some negative $k$. Find $k$; so $1/k(B-A) + D = C$. To get the intersection of the diagonals, look at the lines $t(C - A)$ and $r(D-B)$ and their intersection.






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        Hint: From parallelism, $vec{AB} = kvec{CD}$ for some negative $k$. Find $k$; so $1/k(B-A) + D = C$. To get the intersection of the diagonals, look at the lines $t(C - A)$ and $r(D-B)$ and their intersection.







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            Let $$C[x_C,y_C,z_c]$$ then $$2[0-x_C,-4-y_C,6-z_C]=[7-4,1+1,-3-2]$$ Can you solve this?
            You will get $$-2x_C=3,-8-2y_C=2,12-2z_C=-5$$






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            • Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
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            • Should i post you the solution?
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            • i would appreciate that!
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            • I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
              – 20190104
              12 hours ago


















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            Let $$C[x_C,y_C,z_c]$$ then $$2[0-x_C,-4-y_C,6-z_C]=[7-4,1+1,-3-2]$$ Can you solve this?
            You will get $$-2x_C=3,-8-2y_C=2,12-2z_C=-5$$






            share|cite|improve this answer























            • Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
              – 20190104
              15 hours ago












            • Should i post you the solution?
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            • i would appreciate that!
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              15 hours ago










            • I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
              – 20190104
              12 hours ago
















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            Let $$C[x_C,y_C,z_c]$$ then $$2[0-x_C,-4-y_C,6-z_C]=[7-4,1+1,-3-2]$$ Can you solve this?
            You will get $$-2x_C=3,-8-2y_C=2,12-2z_C=-5$$






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            Let $$C[x_C,y_C,z_c]$$ then $$2[0-x_C,-4-y_C,6-z_C]=[7-4,1+1,-3-2]$$ Can you solve this?
            You will get $$-2x_C=3,-8-2y_C=2,12-2z_C=-5$$







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            • Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
              – 20190104
              15 hours ago












            • Should i post you the solution?
              – Dr. Sonnhard Graubner
              15 hours ago










            • i would appreciate that!
              – 20190104
              15 hours ago










            • I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
              – 20190104
              12 hours ago




















            • Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
              – 20190104
              15 hours ago












            • Should i post you the solution?
              – Dr. Sonnhard Graubner
              15 hours ago










            • i would appreciate that!
              – 20190104
              15 hours ago










            • I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
              – 20190104
              12 hours ago


















            Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
            – 20190104
            15 hours ago






            Thank you, and from the 4 vertices how can i get the point of intersection of the diagonals?
            – 20190104
            15 hours ago














            Should i post you the solution?
            – Dr. Sonnhard Graubner
            15 hours ago




            Should i post you the solution?
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            15 hours ago












            i would appreciate that!
            – 20190104
            15 hours ago




            i would appreciate that!
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            15 hours ago












            I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
            – 20190104
            12 hours ago






            I got (14/3, -2/3, 0) for the intersection point. Is it right?
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