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A circle x^2+y^2-2ax+2y=0cuts the axis of x at a point A and it circumscribes an equilateral triangle with OA as one of the sides, where O is the origin. Find the value of a and the vertices of the equilateral triangle.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  a circle x^2+y^2-2ax+2y=0 cuts off the axis of x at point A and circumscribe an equilateral triangle with OA as one of the side where o is the origin  

To Find : the value of A and the vertices of equilateral triangle

Solution:

x² + y² - 2ax + 2y  = 0

=> (x - a)² -a² + ( y  + 1)²  - 1² = 0

=> (x - a)² + ( y + 1)² = a² + 1

Center = ( a , - 1)

radius = √a² + 1

Circle passes through origin

and ( A , 0)

(√a² + 1)² = ( A - a)²  + (0 - 1)²

=> a² + 1 =  (A - a)²  + 1

=> a² = (A - a)²

=> A = 0 , 2a

A = 0 is origin

Hence A  = ( 2a , 0 )

OA  = 2a

Third vertex  = ( x , y)

=>  (x - 0)² + ( y - 0)² = (2a)²  => x² + y² = 4a²

(x - 2a)² + ( y - 0)² = a²  => x² - 4ax  + 4a² +  y²= 4a²

x² + y² = x² - 4ax  + 4a² +  y²

=> x =  a

x² + y² = 4a²

=> (a)² + y² = 4a²

=> y = ±√3 a

y = ±√3 a

Third vertex = ( a ,  ±√3 a )

value of A = ( 2a , 0)

vertices of equilateral triangle

(0 , 0) , ( 2a , 0) , ( a , ±√3 a )

As circle circumscribe triangle hence ( a , -√3 a ) lies on circle

(x - a)² + ( y + 1)² = a² + 1

=> (0)² + ( ±√3 a + 1)² = a² + 1

=> 3a²  + 1  ± 2√3 a    = a² + 1

=> 2a²   =  2√3 a  

=> a =  ±√3  

vertices of equilateral triangle  

= ( 0 , 0) , ( ±2√3  , 0) , (±√3 , - 3)

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