Math, asked by bharathbhushan42, 11 months ago

The angleof rotationof axes to remove xy term in the equation
 {x}^{2}  + 2 \sqrt{3} xy -  {y}^{2}  = 2 {a}^{2}

Answers

Answered by NAOMAAN
0

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Step-by-step explanation:


bharathbhushan42: hey
Answered by sashanksaimanikanta
0

The equation given here

x

2

4

x

y

+

4

y

2

+

5

5

+

1

=

0

is of the form

A

x

2

+

B

x

y

+

C

y

2

+

D

x

+

E

y

+

F

=

0

.

What a rotation does is it changes

x

&

y

-axes to

x

'

&

y

'

-axes, as shown below,.

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In such a case, the relation between coordinate

(

x

,

y

)

and new coordinates

(

x

'

,

y

'

)

is given by

x

=

x

'

cos

θ

y

'

sin

θ

and

y

=

x

'

sin

θ

+

y

'

cos

θ

and reverse is

x

'

=

x

cos

θ

+

y

sin

θ

and

y

'

=

x

sin

θ

cos

θ

Note that latter equations are equivalent to rotation by

θ

.

In such cases, we can eliminate

x

y

if rotated by

θ

=

A

C

B

In given equation we have

cot

2

θ

=

1

4

4

=

3

4

i.e.

cot

2

θ

1

2

cot

θ

=

3

4

or

4

cot

2

θ

6

cot

θ

4

=

0

or

(

2

cot

θ

4

)

(

2

cot

θ

+

1

)

=

0

i.e.

cot

θ

=

2

or

1

2

These two angles relate to

θ

and

θ

90

o

in the image above. Working out for

cot

θ

=

2

Hence, either

sin

θ

=

1

5

and

cos

θ

=

2

5

or

sin

θ

=

2

5

and

cos

θ

=

1

5

and we have

x

=

2

x

'

5

+

y

'

5

and

y

=

x

'

5

+

2

y

'

5

and putting these in given equation and simplifying we get

9

y

2

+

25

5

+

5

=

0

One can also try for

cot

θ

=

1

2

, for which we get

sin

θ

=

2

5

and

cos

θ

=

1

5

x

'

=

x

cos

θ

+

y

sin

θ

and

y

'

=

x

sin

θ

cos

θ

i.e

x

'

=

x

5

2

y

5

and

y

'

=

2

x

5

y

5

and simplifying

9

x

2

+

25

5

=

5

=

0

Note - Please observe that above equation

x

2

4

x

y

+

4

y

2

+

5

5

+

1

=

0

(

x

2

y

)

2

+

+

5

5

+

1

=

0

and as LHS for

x

R

and

y

R

is always positive, does not have real solution and as such cannot be represented on Cartesian Plane.


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