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(x+9)^2+(y-1)^2=50 Is this equation of circle is correct.
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Equation of Circle :
Theorem Used :
1) Perpendicular from the centre bisect the
chord .
All measurements are given in general units .
Steps involved :
We will first try to find its radius and then centre to get equation of circle .
For Calulation see Pics
1) OP = CT = 4√2
Distance between parallel lines.
2) TR = 6√2/2=3√2
By Theorem 1 .
Now, By pythagoras theorem in CTR ,
CR = 5√2
3)Since , Point P lies on line y = x :
Let P be (h,h) .
By distance formula in.OP.
Then , h = -4 as Circle lies in left side of y - axis i.e - x axis .
4) Using , tan (45°) in triangle CBA and APO.
CB = AB = a (say)
Then , CA = a√2.( By PT)
5) CP = CA + AP
=> CA = √2
=> a = 1.
6) AO = 8 .
AB = 1
Looking at the figure ,
Centre : (-9,1)
Radius = 5√2 .
Hence, required equation of circle
Hope, you understand my answer .
Theorem Used :
1) Perpendicular from the centre bisect the
chord .
All measurements are given in general units .
Steps involved :
We will first try to find its radius and then centre to get equation of circle .
For Calulation see Pics
1) OP = CT = 4√2
Distance between parallel lines.
2) TR = 6√2/2=3√2
By Theorem 1 .
Now, By pythagoras theorem in CTR ,
CR = 5√2
3)Since , Point P lies on line y = x :
Let P be (h,h) .
By distance formula in.OP.
Then , h = -4 as Circle lies in left side of y - axis i.e - x axis .
4) Using , tan (45°) in triangle CBA and APO.
CB = AB = a (say)
Then , CA = a√2.( By PT)
5) CP = CA + AP
=> CA = √2
=> a = 1.
6) AO = 8 .
AB = 1
Looking at the figure ,
Centre : (-9,1)
Radius = 5√2 .
Hence, required equation of circle
Hope, you understand my answer .
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