Math, asked by amantiwari883oy6f76, 1 year ago

Consider two parabola y = x² – x + 1 and the parabola y= - x² + x + 1/2 which is fixed, and parabola y = x²– x + 1 rolls without slipping around the fixed parabola, then the locus of the focus of the moving parabola is?


kinkyMkye: thats easy
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amantiwari883oy6f76: this is question 37 of this paper
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Answers

Answered by kinkyMkye
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for the parabola, y=a(x−h)²+k, then the vertex is at (h,k) and the focus is (h,k+1/4a)

consider 
y = x²– x + 1 is the rolling parabola
y = (1)(x-1/2)² + 3/4  where a=1
and y= - x² + x + 1/2 is the fixed parabola
then (x
₁, - x₁² + x₁ + 1/2) is the vertex of rolling parabola whose a=1
so the resulting parabola with vertex(x₁, - x₁² + x₁ + 1/2) and a=1
y=(x−x₁)²+(- x₁² + x₁ + 1/2)
focus (h,k+1/4a) = (x₁, (- x₁² + x₁ + 1/2)+1/4)
y=(- x₁² + x₁ + 1/2)+1/4
so the locus is y=(- x² + x + 3/4)



 i hope i am right (my gut says otherwise- i think i should take a tangent then find the vertex to the rolling parabola)
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amantiwari883oy6f76: the locus is y = 3/4
amantiwari883oy6f76: dude its not the correct answer so it can't be the brainliest
kinkyMkye: hw did u get that do explain
kinkyMkye: fyi, y=3/4 is ALSO wrong as the locus passes through vertex of the fixed and rolling parbola.. so cannot be the locus of focus :)
amantiwari883oy6f76: so argue this with fiitjee delhi
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