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let
L1 = xcosø - ysinø - kcosø
L2 = xsecø + ycosecø - k
by using the formula to find the distance between a line and a point
and the formula is
|Ax1 + By1 + C|÷ √(A^2 +B^2)
distance from origin to L1 = p = kcos2ø
distance from origin to L2 = q =
k/√(sec^2ø + cosec^2ø)
now,
p^2 = k^2cos^2(2ø)
4q^2 = 4k^2/sec^2ø + cosec^2ø
Now take L.H.S
p^2 + 4q^2
k^2cos^2(2ø) + 4k^2/sec^2ø + cosec^2ø
k^2{(cos^2ø -sin^2ø) - 4/(1÷cos^2ø) + (1÷sin^2ø)}
By taking LCM and multiply we have
k^2{cos^4ø + sin^4ø - 2cos^2øsin^2ø + 4sin^2øcos^2ø)
k^2{cos^4ø + sin^4ø + 2sin^2øcos^2ø}
k^2(cos^2ø + sin^2ø)^2
k^2
hence proved. :-)
L1 = xcosø - ysinø - kcosø
L2 = xsecø + ycosecø - k
by using the formula to find the distance between a line and a point
and the formula is
|Ax1 + By1 + C|÷ √(A^2 +B^2)
distance from origin to L1 = p = kcos2ø
distance from origin to L2 = q =
k/√(sec^2ø + cosec^2ø)
now,
p^2 = k^2cos^2(2ø)
4q^2 = 4k^2/sec^2ø + cosec^2ø
Now take L.H.S
p^2 + 4q^2
k^2cos^2(2ø) + 4k^2/sec^2ø + cosec^2ø
k^2{(cos^2ø -sin^2ø) - 4/(1÷cos^2ø) + (1÷sin^2ø)}
By taking LCM and multiply we have
k^2{cos^4ø + sin^4ø - 2cos^2øsin^2ø + 4sin^2øcos^2ø)
k^2{cos^4ø + sin^4ø + 2sin^2øcos^2ø}
k^2(cos^2ø + sin^2ø)^2
k^2
hence proved. :-)
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