Asked by ragini
Please help me to find the separate equations of the line represented by following equations:
a) x^2+2(cosec a)xy-y^2=0
b) x^2+2xy. tan a-y^2=0
a) x^2+2(cosec a)xy-y^2=0
b) x^2+2xy. tan a-y^2=0
Answers
Answered by
drwls
These two equations do not represent a (single) line. They are two different curves. For certain values of a, they overlap.
Answered by
Steve
a) x^2-y^2 = 0
represents the lines y = ±x
Ax^2+Bxy+Cy^2=0 represents the same lines rotated through an angle θ such that
cot2θ = C-A/2B
so, we have cot2θ = 1/2 sin(a)
similarly for (b)
represents the lines y = ±x
Ax^2+Bxy+Cy^2=0 represents the same lines rotated through an angle θ such that
cot2θ = C-A/2B
so, we have cot2θ = 1/2 sin(a)
similarly for (b)
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