Math, asked by Ranjith63030, 5 months ago

If the distance between the two
6.
The point to which (0,0) is to be shifted to eliminate x and y terms of the equation 4x2+9y2
8r+360+4-0 is
1) (1, 3)
2) (4, 3)
3) (-1,2)
4) (1, -2)​

Answers

Answered by tanishka181
0

Answer:

answer is -1, 2

Step-by-step explanation:

MATHS

A normal to the hyperbola, 4x

2

−9y

2

=36 meets the co-ordinate axes x and y at A and B, respectively. If the parallelogram OABP(O being the origin) is formed, then the locus of P is

ANSWER

given hyperbola is: 4x

2

−9y

2

=36

let (x

0

,y

0

) be point of contact of normal on the hyperbola

Finding slope of normal at that point:

Differntiating hyperbola equation we get; 4×2×x−9×2×y

dx

dy

=0

dx

dy

=

9y

4x

= slope of tangent

∴ slope of normal=

4x

−9y

equation of normal at (x

0

,y

0

) is:

y−y

0

=

4x

0

−9y

0

(x−x

0

)

line intersects X axis at A when y=0

∴A=(

9

13x

0

,0)

similarly B=(0,

4

13y

0

)

given OABP forms a paralleogram→diagonals bisect each other(midpoint of diagonals are same)

midpoint of OB=(0,

8

13y

0

)=midpoint of AP

Let P=(x,y)

∴midpointofAP=

2

9

13x

0

+x

,

2

y

∴P(x,y)=(

9

−13x

0

,

4

13y

0

)→1

As (x 0 ,y 0 ) lie on hyperbola,it shoud the its equation:

4(x 0 )2

−9(y

0

)

2

=36

from equation 1: x

0

=

13

−9x

and y

0

=

13

4y

substituting in hyperbola equation ,we get:

9x

2

−4y

2

=169

∴ locus of point P is hyperbola whose equation is:9x

2

−4y

2

=169

hence correct option is C.

hope it helps you

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