How to Find Orthocenter Given 3 Vertices (Algebraically)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Learn how to find the orthocenter algebraically given 3 vertices of a triangle in this math video tutorial by Mario's Math Tutoring. We discuss what the orthocenter is and how to find it. We make use of the slope equation as well as the point slope form of a line in this lesson to find the orthocenter.
0:16 What is the Orthocenter?
1:08 Find the slope and opposite reciprocal slope
2:00 Write the equation of the altitude using slope intercept form
2:24 Find the 2nd altitude using slope formula
2:52 Use point slope form of the line to find the equation of altitude
3:30 Use substitution to find the point of concurrency of the 2 lines
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I normally do really well in math, but this topic stumped me, thanks for this video.
Same. Chapter 6 geometry has me dying
same
Same my brother
Thanks for bragging before thanking him (I’m really good at math and already know this i’m just here for fun)
@@littlesimsfreak2931 im doing chapter 6 rn and I am struggling
Watched the 1st minute and already learned more than I would in class.
Same here!
ur the best tutor, whenever I don't pay attention in class I always come to u last min thanks
same
what i just did
@@wade9271 same lol
You teach better than my teacher
exactly what i do lmfao
My teacher made this way harder than it actually is. You are such a good tutor. Thank you!
Just what I was looking for!!
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My teacher is trash and horrible at teaching, this was so helpful, keep uploading great content and I hope your successful!!!
This goes for like 95% of offline teacher
I’m good at learning math quickly, and since I almost never pay attention in class yk I gotta make a trip to this channel the day before a test
my test is in 30 min :)
Thanks a lot! I've been having a hard time finding the orthocenter using the way written in our modules. Following this step, I finally found it! You're such a great help! I'll subscribe. harts harts
Thanks love from India 🇮🇳
i love the sound of the whiteboard
can i give you an equation to solve that equation is too easy compared with my one
Thank you mario. Really well explained. I have a test on this tomorrow, and this cleared everything up. Thanks a lot! Keep up the great work.!
Best of luck!
Your video is really helpful to understand this concept ...Love you from India
Thanks for the help
Excellent step by step video. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Oh! you made it much easier. Thank you so much!!!!!
wow helped me a ton
because of u i might not fail geometry thank you
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EXPLAINING THIS SO WELL!
My math teacher went over the whole subject in 30 seconds, so I had no idea what the hell I was doing. Thanks for coming in clutch!
Glad I could help!
mario be going sonic speed. (but thanks, i really needed this)
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@Piyush Meena hi?
@Piyush Meena english...
@Piyush Meena no :}
Thank you soooo much
As an eight grader this is really helpful
Thank you sir love you from india
I’ve been completely stuck on this and my teacher doesn’t really do a step by step(assumes we know alr since it’s honors geometry), but I needed this AND I LIT JS SOLVED THIS QUESTION IVE BEEN STUCK ON FOR DAYS!! THANK YOU SM
Happy to help!
Are u prepared for chapter 5 test tomorrow/friday lmao
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Man now I understand math again
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this takes so much time bruh
Great!!
Glad you liked the video!
One thing to remember is to find the point plug in the vertex opposite of the line you are making perpendicular
Soooo clear! Thanks, man.
thanks!🙂
I have a question I’m confused on this question “Which are the two ways that we can represent x and y coordinates of points?”
Not sure I understand your question...you mean (x,y) ...or maybe in a table ?
Mario's Math Tutoring thanks 😊 I got it correct!!!!
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Great! Thank u.
Can u do a video on Limits?
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Thank you very much!
Thank you
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Thank you for saving my grade on my final
Who else is here right before a quiz lol
Gr8 explanation, sir
this is so well explained thank you
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ty for helping game man
Thanks
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What if one of your points isn’t a y intercept?
@Christiana Simone Mendoza Haha nope just trying to do some 9th grade geometry homework 😅 missed the day we learned it....
@Christiana Simone Mendoza im fucked for my finals bro
@@jtreesor4687 haha same I missed like 2 weeks I was sick
This made me almost cry
Outstanding
this is definitely gonna help me with being a lawyer
Thanks Mario!!!! I have a test next period so thanks for explaining it so well.
Best of luck!
@@MariosMathTutoring Thank you Mario.
i use slope intercept form y=mx=b instead of point slope form. What do i do if the slope is undefined? (the slope was 0/-9, which i then found the reciprocal of)
If the slope is undefined then you are dealing with a vertical line …an x= something line …and a perpendicular line to that would be a horizontal line a y= something line….hope that helps
so how can you just say 7/3 is like 3/3 i don’t understand...
ik its 5 months ago, but he meant that adding 1 to 7/3 is the equivalent to adding 3/3 to 7/3, since 3/3 is 1.
that’s soooo hardddd
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Ive done it over and over and over and i still cant get the answer X(-2,-2), Y(6,10) Z(6,-6) someone help my brain is breaking.
can the orthocenter be outside the triangle?
If the triangle is obtuse then the orthocenter will be outside
@@jacobblack4001 okay thanks
finally i realised today, why indian are intelligent in mathematics,
we can do it within a minit..
2:30
Review later
Can someone suggests me method using vector without straight line
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I STILL DON’T GET IT WTF I’M LITTERALLY CRYING IM IN HONORS GEOMETRY AND FINALS ARE IN A WEEK AND AHHHHHHH I WANNA DIE
Yeah.. I’m confused
thx
wait. So is the way to find circumcentre and orthocentre the same?
Circumcenter you need to find where the perpendicular bisectors intersect. Orthocenter need to find where the altitudes intersect.
@@MariosMathTutoring so basically in a equilateral triangle the orthocenter and Circumcenter is same?
how do we know that the line will go through 1 at 1:49?
Because the point lies on the y intersect at 1
im so confused isnt this how you find the circumcentre
Why we don't make -5 to +5 like we make -1 to 1 in slope to make perpendicular
since 1 is 1/1 when u flip it, it remains the same. 5 is 5/1 so when u flip it u get 1/5. for both u account for negatives so 1's is -1 5's is -1/5
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How did u get 10/3 on the Y coordinate????
he plugged it into y = 1x +1. 1 times 7/3 is 7/3. add 1 to that (which in this case can also be described as 3/3), and you get 10/3. basically, he just changed the one into a 3/3 and added it with 7/3.
@@griffenjung9551 thank you so much man
@@darkphobia9917 No problem!
@Ritaj Naji because three thirds equals 1.
@Ritaj Naji ik its 5 months ago, but 3/3=1, and we're using 3 as the denominator since we're adding 1 to 7/3.
This information does not always work, his examples only work if you have a point directly on the y axis
what do i do if i dont have a point on the y axis
have a test on this tommorow scrambling to figure out how to do this its midnight
Sorry brother you may have been teaching maths good but i am unable to understand your English . I am a Indian student I understand hindi very well.
why am i supposed to care aobut this??
Thank you