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Answered by kalyanijalla376
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Answer:

Answer

Let the origin be shifted to (h,k)

(a) ⇒x=X+h,y=Y+k

Given equation →x

2

+y

2

+4x−6y−3=0

⇒(X+h)

2

+(Y+k)

2

+4(X+h)−6(Y+k)−3=0

⇒X

2

+h

2

+2hX+Y

2

+k

2

+2kY+4X+4h−6Y−6k−3=0

⇒X

2

+Y

2

+(2h+4)X+(2k−6)Y+(h

2

+k

2

+4h−6k−3)=0

Given that equation is transformed as X

2

+Y

2

=a

2

Therefore, ⇒2h+4=0 ⇒h=−2

⇒2k−6=0 ⇒k=3

⇒h

2

+k

2

+4h−6k−3=−a

2

⇒(−2)

2

+3

2

+4(−2)−6(3)−3=−a

2

⇒a

2

=16

Thus, the transformed equation is x

2

+y

2

=16

(b) ⇒x=X+h,y=Y+k

Given equation →y

2

−3x+4y+13=0

⇒(Y+k)

2

−3(X+h)+4(Y+k)+13=0

⇒Y

2

+k

2

+2kY−3X−3h+4Y+4k+13=0

⇒Y

2

−3X+(2k+4)Y+(k

2

−3h+4k+13)=0

Given that equation is transformed as Y

2

=aX

Therefore, ⇒2k+4=0 ⇒k=−2

⇒k

2

−3h+4k+13=0

⇒(−2)

2

−3h+4(−2)+13=0

⇒3h=9 ⇒h=3

Thus, the transformed equation is y

2

=−3x

Explanation:

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