Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

The triangle ABC has equation of sides AB and AC as (x−7)⋅∣x−y+1∣=0\sqrt{(x-7)} \cdot |x-y+1| = 0 , where AC makes right angle with the horizontal axis. Equation of the remaining side is given by y+2=0y+2=0 . A point P is taken on AB such that APPB=14\frac{AP}{PB} = \frac{1}{4} and another point Q is taken on AC such that AQQC=51\frac{AQ}{QC} = \frac{5}{1} , if the circumcenter of ΔABC\Delta ABC is O(a,b)O(a,b) and tangent of acute ∠OPQ\angle OPQ is cd\frac{c}{d} ; (c, d are co-primes), then which of the following is true? A. a+b+c+d=25a+b+c+d=25 B. a−b+c+d=37a-b+c+d=37 C. a−b+c+d=43a-b+c+d=43 D. −a−b+c+d=23-a-b+c+d=23

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