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show that the straight lines represented by (X+2a)^2-3y^2=0 and x=a form an eqiulateral triangle​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : straight lines represented by (X+2a)^2-3y^2=0 and x=a form an equilateral triangle​

To Find : Prove that

Solution:

(X+2a)²-3y²=0

=> (X+2a)²-(√3 y)²=0

=> ( x + 2a + √3y)( x + 2a - √3y) = 0

x + 2a + √3y = 0

x + 2a - √3y = 0

intersection point   : (  - 2a  , 0 )

x + 2a + √3y = 0   , x =  a

=> intersection point   : (a  ,  - √3a)

x + 2a - √3y = 0   , x =  a

=> intersection point   : (a  ,   √3a)

points of triangle are

(  - 2a  , 0 )  , (a  ,  - √3a) ,  (a  ,   √3a)

Side length = √(-2a - a)² + (0 - (-√3a))²   =  √12a² = 2√3a

   = √(-2a - a)² + (0 - (√3a))²   =  √12a² = 2√3a

   = √(a - a)² + (-√3 a - √3a)² = 2√3a

all three sides = 2√3a

Hence Equilateral Triangle

QED

Hence proved

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