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Find the equation of hyperbola x^2/36- y^2/9=1 at the point whose abscissa is 10

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Answered by amitnrw
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5x - 8y  = 18  & 5x + 8y  = 18 are tangent of hyperbola x²/36  - y²/9  = 1 at the point whose abscissa is 10

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Find the equation of tangent of hyperbola x²/36  - y²/9  = 1 at the point whose abscissa is 10

x²/36  - y²/9  = 1

abscissa = 10

=> x = 10

=> 10²/36  - y²/9  = 1

=> y²/9 = 10²/36 - 1

=> y²/9  = 100/36 - 1

=> y²/9 = (100 - 36)/36

=> y² = 64/4

=> y² = 16

=> y = ± 4

Points are (10 , 4) & (10 , -4)

x²/36  - y²/9  = 1

=> 2x/36  - 2y/9 * dy/dx = 0

=> x  - 4ydy/dx = 0

=> dy/dx =x/4y

At (10 , 4)

dy/dx = 10/16 = 5/8

Equation of tangent at (10 , 4)

y - 4  = (5/8)(x - 10)

=> 8y - 32 = 5x - 50

=> 5x - 8y  = 18

dy/dx =x/4y

At (10 , -4)

dy/dx = 10/-16 = -5/8

Equation of tangent at (10 , -4)

y + 4  = (-5/8)(x - 10)

=> 8y + 32 = -5x + 50

=> 5x + 8y  = 18

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