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Co- ordinates of point P and Q are (-3,2) and (5,3) then the product of ordinates of P and ordinate Q will be____________ ​

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Answered by maneuttam929
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Answer:

Let (at

2

,2at

1

),(at

2

2

,2at

2

),(at

3

2

,2at

3

) be coordinates of the point P, Q, R respecting which lie on the curve y

2

=4ax.

Now, equation of the normal to the curve at P is,

y−2at

1

=

2a

−2at

1

(x−at

1

2

) ……….(i)

R is a point which lies at the normal at P.

∴ Substituting y=2at

3

, x=at

3

2

in equation (1)

2at

3

−2at

1

=−t

1

(at

3

2

−at

1

2

)

2a(t

3

−t

1

)=−at

1

(t

3

2

−t

1

2

)

2(t

3

−t

1

)=−t

1

(t

3

−t

1

)(t

3

+t

1

)

2=−t

1

(t

3

+t

1

)

⇒2=−t

1

t

3

−t

1

2

……….(ii)

Now, the equation of the normal to the curve at Q is

y−2at

2

=−

2a

2at

2

(x−at

2

2

) ………..(iii)

R is a point which lies at the normal at Q.

Substituting y=2at

3

,x=at

3

2

in equation (iii)

2at

3

−2at

2

=−t

2

(at

3

2

−at

2

2

)

2a(t

3

−t

2

)=−at

2

(t

3

−t

2

)(t

3

+t

2

)

2=−t

2

(t

3

+t

2

)

⇒2=−t

2

t

3

−t

2

2

……..(iv)

Multiplying equation (ii) with t

2

,

2t

2

=−t

1

t

2

t

3

−t

1

2

t

2

………..(v)

Multiplying equation (iv) with t

1

,

2t

1

=−t

1

t

2

t

3

−t

2

2

t

1

…….(vi)

Subtracting (v) and (vi), we get

2t

2

−2t

1

=−t

1

2

t

2

+t

2

2

t

1

2(t

2

−t

1

)=−t

1

t

2

(t

1

−t

2

)

2(t

2

−t

1

)=t

1

t

2

(t

2

−t

1

)

⇒t

1

t

2

=2

Now, the product of ordinates of P and Q=2at

1

⋅2at

2

=4a

2

t

1

t

2

=4a

2

(2)

=8a

2

.

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