Picture: http://postimg.org/image/c9eep9isr/
In the figure, the straight line L1: 4x+3y-9=0 passes through P(3,-1). It cuts the
positive y-axis and the straight line L2: 5x-6y=0 at A and B respectively. The
straight line L3: 5x-6y-21=0 passes through P and parallel to L2.
If L3 cuts the y-axis at Q, find the ratio of the area of APQ to the area of the
quadrilateral BOQP
I found that the figure is just like this:
http://postimg.org/image/nybllszd5/
And I found that A=(0,3) , Q=(0, -7/2)
Since BOQP should be a trapezium, I tried to find the length of OB, QP and BP in order
to find the area of BOQP.
However, the ratio I found(1.269) has a little bit difference with the correct answer
169/133 (=1.271). And I found that I should make a mistake in calculating the area of △APQ as the length AQ is greater than the sum of AP and PQ. But I still cannot calculate
the correct answer.
I want to ask what is/are the mistake(s) that I make, Thank you!!