Math, asked by martynthapa, 3 months ago

find the equation of the locus of the point which moves so that it's distance from the origin is always equidistant to point (1,3) .​

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Answered by saloni5320
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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ANSWER

Let the point be P(x,y) and the mid points A(2,0) and B(1,3)

then according to the distance formula

PA=

(x−2)

2

+(y−0)

2

PB=

(x−1)

2

+(y−3)

2

Given that

PB

PA

=

4

5

PB

2

PA

2

=

16

25

(x−1)

2

+(y−3)

2

(x−2)

2

+y

2

=

16

25

x

2

+1−2x+y

2

+9−6y

x

2

+4−4x+y

2

=

16

25

16x

2

+64−64x+16y

2

=25x

2

+25−50x+25y

2

+225−150y

25x

2

−16x

2

+25y

2

−16y

2

+64x−50x−150y+225−64+25=0

9x

2

+9y

2

+14x−150y+186=0

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