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78 {JEE MAIN CHAPTERWISE EXPLORER a7. @) 2-1)- » Bade ze Me x3 2-155 yore 2-1-3 TR _(iaes, neaeay fy 2 “(GE 4-3} (4) Let us take the two set of vas of a=1,5- 120-18 auda= 12, 6= 18, ¢= 14 Pauling these valu in the given equation we get xe2y+3=Oand 2+ ay+4=0 Solving the equations of (2) we have x = 1, y (0-2) is void pi he ine 49, (=: Intercepts made by the Hines (CSbla , 0), ©, -3/2) and (, 32) aud @alb, 0) and Common intercept is (0, —3/2). o ith co-ordinate axis is Ted oy 37) ciao) a Y= th-1y Now () lies on 3? = 8 = GH =8@n-1) we 3 7 =2@r-1) 5)? ae 2=0 Sen SL. (@) + Equation of directrix x = 4 which is parallel to y-axis so axis of the ellipse is x-axis. Let equation of ellipse be 2 1@>d Again ¢ = 1/2 and (i sot tne te a + equation of directrix x ~ ~ ua = 3/4 o 92. 53. s7. =O @ © x= day are A(0, 0), Bia, 4a) as the line 26x + 3cy + 4d'— 0 passes through these points 22+ 30-0 (+ sey + P= 0 (© : Given circle x? + y?— 20 = 0 Solving (I) and (2) we get &-OG-1=6-HG-1=0 Se ty—@ty)=0 of intersection of the 2x + 3+ 1=0 and 3x—y—4=0 centre is (1, -1) ora Required equation of circle is oP +P 2 + 2923-0 (© + Equation of circle AB as diameter is given by Sie P— xp +) —v (a+ B)+ pat gB=0..0) ‘Now (1) touches axis of x s0 put y ~ 0 in (1) we have and D = 0 in equation 2) @ + a) = Alpa + a8 Now ax By = (@~ 2) = 4q() which required locus of one end point of (© : The point of intersection of parabola’s y? — dax and d= 0 and 25(4a) + 3e(4a) = 0 and line be y = x ‘. A(0, 0), B(1, 1) and equation of circle in the diameter form: (©) + As per aiven condition centre ofthe circle isthe point Also circumference of the cicle be given 2ny = 10x GP +GH PHS G-D&-9)+6-9O-P-0 xp rays pat gd=u He, 6) @ ay = 408 md the diameter (b) : Let the equation of circle cuts orthogonally the circle x? aya sis Meee tap hemo 6 28,82 + ify = Cr¢> (where (-g, -/) are point of locus) Bena Again circle () passes trough (2, D9 BBs 2ga +3440 ‘Now replacing g, / by x, y respectively ws tax + 2by (P+ P+ 4)=0 (@) : The equation ax? + 2hxy + by* = 0 = oem) Ome) 2h 1 + omtme He Tio Dinonsional Goomety 79 a. a. Now by (*) we have (2) : fm, and m, are slope of the lines then by given condition my + my 4mm => c=2 By using ax? + ny + by? 0 2h a Som tiny = Ft and mms =F (@) : Given O4 + OB = | ‘equation of the line be a ita 43 a tea"! a 42 (a-2b-3 and a= 26 =1) 0 equation are 5 (©): Let loous of point C(h, 8) and centroid (0) As (@, i) lies on 25+ 3y= 1-2. 20+ 3=1 Now centroid of ARC (2eDehsete) (t4 2) 3 es Land = wba =9 3 oxtay (©): The equation of normal at 8 is sin > ya sin = Ty (all ~ 00s 6) which passes through (a, 0) dy_ de (2) + Given 92 = 185 and = Sy 92 92 9 So the required point sx — gy - (@) : Teta, isthe point of Toeus, equidistant fm (a, 2) and (a,b) is given by GaP +O ~ bP = @- ah + O- bY = a? +b? — 20,0 — 2,P - a7 — 62 + 2a + 2H = 0 = Yay ~ a;)o + 210, BP + af +52 — BF — a3" = 0 > @,- ar + (by by + 1 pene - 2 GP thy ae 5) se dia + ba a2 — be ple? + bP a? - d21 (a) + Let (H, # be the covordinate of centroid cost + bsint +1 3 . asin — boost +0 3 = Bh-1=acost+ bsint “ 3k asint— Boost a ‘By squaring (j) and (ji) then adding we get Gh 1 + GBF eos + si?) + Bene + si?) [eplacng (Oy 9) We Bet cole (a) is come (©): Given equations are xv Igy- P= 0 fl) Yay P= 0 @) Joint equation of angle bisector of the line (i) and (ii) are same @) = pgn-l (©) : According to the problem square lies above x-axis ‘Now equation of 8 using two point form. We get yy, = mb) sles ~ sina) M(cos a + sina) = y(eos a + sin a) + x(eo8 ce ~ sin a) sin a(cos c+ sin a) + @ eos & (eas a ~ sin 0) = alsinta + cosa) (1) =a sin a) ~ [x-a cos a] 1. (b) + Co-ordinate of centre may be (1, -1) of (is) but 1, -1 satisfies the given equations of diameter, 30 ‘choices (a) and (@) are out of court. Again RR® = 154, R= 49. R=7

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