Math, asked by tmubashir944, 17 days ago

it 3x - 2y +k=0 is tangent to the circle x2 +y2+6x-4y=0 then k=?​

Answers

Answered by singhharmehar
1

Answer:

Let us find points of intersection of line

3

x

+

4

y

k

=

0

and circle

x

2

+

y

2

=

16

. We can do this by putting value of

y

from first equation i.e.

y

=

k

3

x

4

and we get

x

2

+

(

k

3

x

)

2

16

=

16

or

16

x

2

+

k

2

+

9

x

2

6

k

x

=

256

i.e.

25

x

2

6

k

x

+

k

2

256

=

0

This would give two values of

x

and corresponding two values of

y

i.e. two points. But tangent cuts the circle in only at one point. This will be so when discriminant is zero i.e.

(

6

k

)

2

4

25

(

k

2

256

)

=

0

or

64

k

2

+

25600

=

0

or

k

=

±

20

graph{(x^2+y^2-16)(3x+4y-20)(3x+4y+20)=0 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

Answered by mishraaditya8782
0

Answer:

firstly we have to find out the points of intersection of line 3x+4y−k=0 and circle x2+y2=16. We can do this by putting value of y from first equation i.e. y=k−3x4 and we get

x2 + (k−3x)216 = 16

or 16x2+k2+9x2−6kx=256

i.e. 25 x 2−6kx + k2−256=0

This would give two values of x and corresponding two values of y i.e. two points. But tangent cuts the circle in only at one point. This will be so when discriminant is zero i.e.

(−6k)2−4⋅25⋅(k2−256)=0

or −64k2+25600=0 or k=±20

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