Find the centre of a circle passing through the points (6,-6), (3,-7) and (3,3).
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SolutioN :-
Let O ( x , y ) is the centre of circle passing through the points A(6,-6), B(3,-7) and C(3,3).
We know that all radius of circle are same , therefore
OB² = OC²
→ (x-3)² + (y+7)² = (x-3)² + (y-3)²
→ (x-3)² - (x-3)² = (y-3)² - (y+7)²
→ 0 = (2y+4)(3)
→ y = - 2
OC² = AO²
→ (x-3)² + (y-3)² = (x-6)² + (y+6)²
→ (x-3)² - (x-6)² = (-2+6)² - (-2-3)²
→ (x-3)² - (x-6)² = 16 - 25
→ (2x-9)(3) = -9
→ 2x = -3+9
→ x = 3
∴ Centre of circle O ( 3 , -2 )
Given : -
points (6 , -6) ; (3 , -7) ; (3 , 3)
Let the point (6 , -6) be A ; (3 ,-7) be B ; (3 , 3) be C.
Concept to be used : -
Line joining any two points on circumference of circle gives us the chord & intersection of the perpendicular bisectors of any two chords gives us the center of the required circle.
Solution : -
Mid point of AB is =
slope of line AB
equation of ⊥ar bisector of line AB passing through the mid point having slope of -3 (∵m₁m₂ should be -1 for perpendicular lines )can be given by,
⇒ _____(1)
Now mid point of BC is =
slope of BC ∝ (infinity)
equation of ⊥ar bisector of line BC passing through the mid point with slope zero is given by,
⇒ ______(2)
point of intersection of lines (1) and (2) is centre of required circle
∴
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More : -
Radius of circle is given by distance between center of circle and any of the point on the circumference (i.e., A , B ,C ).
⇒ R = AO = 5 units.
We know the general equation of circle,
⇒
∴