Math, asked by mahatuk46, 8 months ago

find the locus of the point whose distance from the y axis is half the distance from the origin.​

Answers

Answered by tapatidolai
4

Answer:

The locus of the point whose distance from the y−axis is half its distance from the origin is..... a=21OP where O is the origin. Hence the locus is y2=3x2.

Step-by-step explanation:

MARK ME ON BRAINLIST PLEASE

Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
Math, 4 months ago
Using quadratic formula, solve for x: p²x2 + (p2 – 92)x-q2 = 0.​
English, 4 months ago
Imagine you got a chance to interview yellappa Reddy.
Math, 4 months ago
maths please answer my questions please please please​...
Biology, 8 months ago
Write the four different ways of seed disperse...
Biology, 8 months ago
Peculiarities of external stimulus...
Physics, 11 months ago
what is oxidation potential​...
Math, 11 months ago
area of square area of rectangle area triangle​...
Science, 11 months ago
than the cells of a rat! Explaill vilny 4. Differentiate between the following pairs of terms (a) Protoplasm and cytoplasm (b) Nucleolus and nucleus (c) Centrosome and chromosome (d) Cell wall and cell membrane (e) Plant cell and animal cell f) Prokaryotes and eukaryotes. ​