Find radius of curvature at (x,y) for a2y =x3-a3
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let, R be the radius of curvature at (x, y) for a^2y =x3-a^3.
now, differentiating w.r.t x both side of this equation we get
a^2dy/dx =3x^2
d y/dx = 3x^2/a^2 ------1
again, differentiating w.r.t x both side of this equation we get
d^2y/dx^2 = 6x/a^2 -------2
now, we know that
R = [{1+(d y/dx)^2}^3/2]/d^2y/dx^2 ( from equation 1 and 2)
R = [{1+ (3x^2/a^2)^2}^3/2]/6x/a^2
R = [(1+3x^4/a^4)^3/2]^3/2/6x/a^2
R = [(a^3+3x^4)/a^4]^3/2/6x/a^2
R = [(a^3+3x^4)^3/2]/a^6*a^2/6x
R = [(a^3+3x^4)^3/2] / [6xa^4]
therefore, radius of curvature at (x, y) for a2y =x3-a3 is [(a^3+3x^4)^3/2] / [6xa^4]
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