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Fine the value of 3r^2 if r is the radius of the larget circle with  centre(1,0) which can be inscribed in the ellipse x^2+4y^2=16 

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Answered by archanapamp
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lets consider a point in ellipse say (0,2) which satisfies the ellipse equation.then according to distance formula u can calculate the radius of th ecircle as root5 then 3r^2 will be equal to 15 so ur ans is 15

archanapamp: see the point (0,2) satisfies the ellipse equation x^2+4y^2=16 and this point(0.@) is common to both circle and ellipse so this point lies on the circle and according to distance formula u can calculate the radius
Anonymous: (1,15^0.5/2) also satisfy circle and ellipse
Anonymous: confused?
Anonymous: BY the answer is 11/
archanapamp: ok its better to see mandankapoors ans it is more logical
Anonymous: but its 11.25
Anonymous: the answer is just 11
archanapamp: mayb some calculation mistake repeat the process and calculate again
Anonymous: ok
archanapamp: lopa the ans is 11.25 even i have calculated it mayb the ans given is rounded up
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