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Analytic Geometry Basics Guide

Analytic geometry deals with geometric problems using coordinate systems to convert problems into algebraic equations. The rectangular coordinate system, also known as Cartesian coordinates, uses perpendicular axes with the x-axis measuring the abscissa and the y-axis measuring the ordinate to locate points. Rene Descartes is regarded as the founder of analytic geometry for introducing this coordinate system. Formulas are provided to calculate distance between points, slope of a line, angle between lines, distance from a point to a line, and division of a line segment.

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Analytic Geometry Basics Guide

Analytic geometry deals with geometric problems using coordinate systems to convert problems into algebraic equations. The rectangular coordinate system, also known as Cartesian coordinates, uses perpendicular axes with the x-axis measuring the abscissa and the y-axis measuring the ordinate to locate points. Rene Descartes is regarded as the founder of analytic geometry for introducing this coordinate system. Formulas are provided to calculate distance between points, slope of a line, angle between lines, distance from a point to a line, and division of a line segment.

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EXCEL REVIEW CENTER ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

CP: 0919 822 5048 | 0917 328 4664 my.excelreviewcenter.com.ph Analytic Geom 1
Rectangular Coordinates System Point O is the origin and has
Definition Also known as Cartesian Coordinates System coordinates (0,0). The abscissa or
Analytic geometry deals with geometric x-coordinate is always measured
problems using coordinates system y-axis
abscissa (x2,y2) from the y-axis while the ordinate
thereby converting it into algebraic  or y-coordinate is always measured
problems. Excel Review Center from the x-axis. The rectangular
d coordinates system is divided into
Quadrant II ordinate four quadrants as shown.
(x1,y1)
X1  Quadrant I
Distance Formula
origin (0,0) Y1 Distance between two points

 x 2  x1    y 2  y 1 
2 2
x-axis d

Quadrant III Quadrant IV Slope of


y2  y2
Rene Descartes (1596 – 1650, Cartesius in Latin
a Line m
x 2  x1
language) is regarded as the founder of analytic
geometry by introducing coordinates system in 1637. Excel Review Center
Slope = 0
Angle between two Lines Distance between a Point
 m  m1 
  tan 1  2 and a Line
 1  m m 
 2 1  Ax1  By 1  C
d
 A2  B2
M1
d is perpendicular to line
(X1, Y1)
  Slope = 
d

Parallel lines:
Excel Review Center
M2
M1 m1  m2
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M2

Perpendicular lines:
Angle between d
C1  C2 Sign Convention: Use
+ if B is positive and the point is above
two Parallel Lines  A2  B2 the line or to the right of the line
+ if B is negative and the point is below M1 1
the line or to the left of the line
m2  
m1
- If otherwise M2
d is perpendicular to lines
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(X1, Y1)
Division 
of Line r2 Let r1 and r2 be the corresponding ratio of its
length to the total distance between two points.
d Segment
 P(x, y) (x1 r2 )  (x 2 r1 ) (y 1 r2 )  (y 2r1 )
x y
r1 r1  r2 r1  r2

If P is at midpoint of two points.


d is always positive value  x1  x 2 y1  y2
(X1, Y1) x y
2 2
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