Math, asked by yash583195, 9 months ago

1. The point on the ellipse 16x² +9y2 = 400, at
which the ordinate decreases at the same rate
at which the abscissa increases is

Answers

Answered by dayeshakhan2009
1

Step-by-step explanation:

16x

2

+9y

2

=400

Differentiating w.r.t time, we get

32x

dt

dx

+18y

dt

dy

=0

Given that the ordinate decrease at the same rate as the abscissa increases,

dt

dy

=

dt

−dx

⇒32x=18y or 16x=9y

Substituting x=

16

9y

in the equation, we get

16×

16

9y

×

16

9y

+9y

2

=400

⇒y

2

(

16

81

+9)=400

⇒y

2

=

81+9×16

400×16

∴y

2

=

225

400×16

=

9

256

∴y=±

3

16

Correspondingly, x=±3

∴ the points are (3,

3

16

),(−3,

3

−16

)

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