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If the normals from any point to the parabola x ^2=4y cut the line y=2 in point whose abscissa are in ap, then the slope of the tangents at the 3 co-normal points are in

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Answered by swaritgamer
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let (2t,t

2

) is point on the parabola x

2

=4y,

∴ Normal at (2t,t

2

) is t

3

+t(2−y)−x=0 ...(1)

Let three normals passes through (h,k) then t

3

+t(2−k)−h=0

∴t

1

+t

2

+t

3

=0,t

1

t

2

+t

2

t

3

+t

3

t

1

=2−k and t

1

t

2

t

3

=h

Given that, normals cuts the line y=2 then from (1) x=t

3

then abscissaes of three points are t

1

3

,t

2

3

,t

3

3

in A.P.(given)

∴2t

2

3

=t

1

3

+t

3

3

=(t

1

+t

3

)

3

−3t

1

t

3

(t

1

+t

3

)⇒t

2

2

=t

1

t

3

...(2)

∵ Slope of tangents at three co-normal points i.e., t

1

,t

2

,t

3

are in G.P from (2)

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