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The parametric equations of a curve are ( x=acos^3t , y=asin^3t ) where a is a positive constant and 0 (1) show that the equation of the tangent to the curve at the point with parameter t is xsint+ycost=asintcost.
(2) hence show that if this tangent meets the x axis at X and the y axis at Y, then the length of XY is always equal to a.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The parametric equations of a curve are ( x=acos^3t , y=asin^3t ) where a is a positive constant

To Find : show that the equation of the tangent to the curve at the point with parameter t is xsint+ycost=asintcost.

Solution:

Tangent dy/dx

= (dy/dt)/(dx/dt)

x=acos³t

=> dx/dt = 3acos²t(-sint)

y=asin³t

=> dy/dt = 3asin²t(cost)

Tangent dy/dx  = 3asin²t(cost) /  3acos²t(-sint)

= -sint/cost

y - asin³t  = ( -sint/cost)(x - acos³t)

=> ycost   - asin³tcost  = -xsint  + acos³tsint

=> xsint  +  ycost = asin³tcost  +  acos³tsint

=>  xsint  +  ycost = asin tcost(sin²t  +   cos²t)

=>  xsint  +  ycost = asin tcost(1)

=>  xsint  +  ycost = asin tcost

QED

Hence Proved

at x axis  y   = 0

=>   xsint  + 0 = asin tcost  => X = acost

at y axis x = 0

=> 0 +  ycost = asin tcost => Y = asin t

length of XY = √(acost)² + (asint)²  = a√cos²t + sin²t

= a√1

= a

length of XY =  a

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Answered by amirsalim95
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Answer:

xSint + yCost = aSintCost

Step-by-step explanation:

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