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find the equation to the pair of straight lines passing through the origin and making an acute angle alpha with the straight line x+y+5=0​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  pair of straight lines passing through the origin and making an acute angle alpha with the straight line x+y+5=0

To Find :   equation to the pair of straight lines

Solution:

straight line x+y+5=0​

=> y = - x - 5

Slope = - 1

Slope of lines = m   which line makes  an acute angle alpha with the straight line x+y+5=0​

tanα = | (m -  (-1) )/ ( 1 + m(-1)) |

=> tanα = | (m + 1)/( 1 - m) |

 (m + 1)/( 1 - m)   = ± tanα

 (m + 1)/( 1 - m)   =  tanα

=> m + 1 =   tanα - m  tanα

=> m(1 +   tanα) =   tanα - 1

=> m = ( tanα - 1)/(1 +   tanα)

 (m + 1)/( 1 - m)   = - tanα

=> m + 1 =   -tanα + m  tanα

=> m(1 -   tanα) =   -tanα - 1

=> m = (1 +   tanα)/( tanα - 1)

Equation of line passing through origin with slope m

y  = mx

y = ( tanα - 1)x/(1 +   tanα)  => y ( 1 + tanα) = x ( tanα - 1)

=>  x ( tanα - 1)  -  y ( 1 + tanα) = 0

y = (1 +   tanα)x/( tanα - 1) =>  y ( tanα - 1) = x (  1 + tanα)

=>  x (  1 + tanα) -   y ( tanα - 1)  = 0

Equation of lines

(x ( tanα - 1)  -  y ( 1 + tanα) )(x (  1 + tanα) -   y ( tanα - 1) ) = 0

=> x²(tan²α - 1) + y²(tan²α - 1)  - xy ((tan α - 1)² + (1 + tanα)²) = 0

=> x²(tan²α - 1) + y²(tan²α - 1)  - 2xy (tan²α+ 1 ) = 0

=> x²(tan²α - 1) + y²(tan²α - 1)  - 2xy (sec²α) = 0

x²(tan²45 - 1) + y²(tan²45 - 1)  - 2xy (sec²45) = 0

equation to the pair of straight lines is :

x²(tan²45 - 1) + y²(tan²45 - 1)  - 2xy (sec²45) = 0

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