(16/k, 0)
Area of a triangle is bh/2.
In this case, the height is k, which represents the y-axis figure, and the base is AC.
Since bk/2=8 --> bk=16. To find what the base is, we divide by k. So, b=16/k. This is the length of AC which is also the points for C. B/c C is on the x-axis, we know that y=0, so the answer is (16/k, 0)
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Problem Solving |
first and foremost its askign for C cor dibate so we
know its int he form of (,0) so remove the options with the same
area of triangle =1/2 b * h =8
b*h=16
b*k=16
we know A=0,0
c=(16/k,0)
know its int he form of (,0) so remove the options with the same
area of triangle =1/2 b * h =8
b*h=16
b*k=16
we know A=0,0
c=(16/k,0)
