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Find the equations of the tangent and normal to the curve x = a sin³ θ and y = a cos³θ at θ = π
\bf{\frac{\pi}{4}}

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Correct option is

C

x=y

Slope of normal to the curve = −

(

dx

dy

)

θ=π/4

1

x=acos

3

θ,y=asin

3

θ

dx

=3acos

2

θ(−sinθ),

dy

=3asin

2

θcosθ

dx

dy

=

dx/dθ

dy/dθ

=

−3acos

2

θsinθ

+3asin

2

θcosθ

=−tanθ

∴(

dx

dy

)

θ=π/4

=−1

∴ Equation of normal =(y−y

0

)=

(

dx

dy

)

θ=π/4

−1

[x−x

0

]

y−

2

2

a

=

−1

−1

(x−

2

2

a

) [x

0

=acos

3

4

π

=

2

2

a

y−

2

2

a

=x−

2

2

a

y

0

=asin

3

4

π

=

2

2

a

]

y=x

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Answered by LaRouge
0

Answer:

Th.e equ.ation of a pla.ne pas.sing thr.ough (1,−2,3) is a(x−1)+b(y+2)+c(z−3)=0 .(i)

It pas.ses thro.ugh (−1,2,−1) an.d is para.llel to the giv.en lin.e

=−1c

He.nce, a:b:c=2:0:−1.

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