Find the equation of locus of a point which is equidistant from the coordinate axes.
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Solution - x² + y² = r²
Explaination -
Here , we have to find the equation of locus of a point which is equidistant from the coordinate axes.
So , the x and y intercept would be equal .
The figure of the locus will always be a full circle of radius r .
See the attachment above .
AddiTiOnaL Information -
How to find the locus of any point :
First read the given condition carefully .
Assume that the locus has the coordinates ( h, k ).
Now , use the information given to get the required equation for the locus .
Note that at this step , the equation will have the variables h and k .
Now , substitute h as x want k as y to get the required Equation .
This is the answer .
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Explaination -
Here , we have to find the equation of locus of a point which is equidistant from the coordinate axes.
So , the x and y intercept would be equal .
The figure of the locus will always be a full circle of radius r .
See the attachment above .
AddiTiOnaL Information -
How to find the locus of any point :
First read the given condition carefully .
Assume that the locus has the coordinates ( h, k ).
Now , use the information given to get the required equation for the locus .
Note that at this step , the equation will have the variables h and k .
Now , substitute h as x want k as y to get the required Equation .
This is the answer .
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