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Find the value of 'a' if the point (-6, 3) lies on the locus x² = 4ay.

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Answered by SillySam
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Your answer 'a' = 3

\bf{step\:wise\:explanation}

P= (-6 , 3 )

Absisca (x - point) = -6

Ordinate (y-point) = 3 .

Equation -:

x^2 = 4ay

(-6)^2 = 4 a ×3

Now, we know that square of any negative number is always positive. So (-6)^2 = 36 .

36 = 12 a

36/12 = a

3 = a

\bf{So \: value\: of \: a \: = \: 3 }

\bf{Hope\:it\:helps}
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