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Question 12. Eliminate t between the equations :
(i) p tan t + q sec t = x,
p'tan t + q' sec t = y.​

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Answered by MaheswariS
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\textbf{Given:}

\mathrm{p\,tan\,t+q\,sec\,t=x}

\mathrm{p'\,tan\,t+q'\,sec\,t=y}

\textbf{To find:}

\text{Eliminate t from the given equations}

\textbf{Solution:}

\text{Consider,}

\mathrm{p\,tan\,t+q\,sec\,t-x=0}

\mathrm{p'\,tan\,t+q'\,sec\,t-y=0}

\text{Using Cross-mutiplication rule, we get}

\mathrm{\dfrac{tan\,t}{-qy+q'x}=\dfrac{sec\,t}{-xp'+py}=\dfrac{1}{pq'-p'q}}

\implies\mathrm{sec\,t=\dfrac{py-p'x}{pq'-p'q}}

\mathrm{tan\,t=\dfrac{q'x-qy}{pq'-p'q}}

\text{But}

\mathrm{sec^2t-tan^2t=1}

\mathrm{(\dfrac{py-p'x}{pq'-p'q})^2-(\dfrac{q'x-qy}{pq'-p'q})^2=1}

\mathrm{\dfrac{(py-p'x)^2}{(pq'-p'q)^2}-\dfrac{(q'x-qy)^2}{(pq'-p'q)^2}=1}

\implies\boxed{\mathrm{\bf\,(py-p'x)^2-(q'x-qy)^2=(pq'-p'q)^2}}

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Answered by Tani2222
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