obtain the differential equation of all circles of radius r .
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From the implicit equation of the circle (x−u)2+(y−v)2=a2(x−u)2+(y−v)2=a2, you get
x′(x−u)+y′(y−v)=0x′(x−u)+y′(y−v)=0
by implicit differentiation. Add the initial condition
x(0)=u+a,y(0)=vx(0)=u+a,y(0)=v
You can write the differential equations as
x′=−y+v,y′=x−ux′=−y+v,y′=x−u
which is especially
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From the implicit equation of the circle
Step-by-step explanation:
(x-u)^2 + (y-u) ^2=a^2
We get
x'(x-u) +y'(y-v) =0
By implicit differentiation add the initial condition
x(0)=u+a, y(0)=v
We can write the different equation as
x'= - y+v
y'=x-u
Which is especially nice for circle centered at the origin
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