Sol: Circles Long Answer Questions Show that he points (1-60). 2.2).(-2 #) are coneyelic tnd find the cquation ofthe cireleon ‘whieh they ie Let A(1,1) BE-6,0) C(-2,2) and D¢-2,-8) Letthe equation of th required ccc be S Payarge 2fueen0B() ‘Since circle (1) passes through (1.1), we hive=t4142¢+2/+en0 321 2f +e+2=0-9(2) Since the circle (1) passes through -60)we hve =236—Dgse=0 ete 56=0-¥(3) Similarly since the cil (1) passes though (2,2) wehme-s4+4—dg r4fte=0 og+4f+c+8=09(4) Now (2)-(3)=>Me12/-4=0f5) Now (4)-(@)->42+4/~2820 4g+2/-4-0@ 6) Now (5)-(6)=>10g-20=0=> =2 From (6),8+2/-14=0=52/-6-0 £23 From (2).4+6+c42=0 se=-22 + aval subinequation (}) weget sty +4e+6y-12=0 “Therese ciee S= x+y" ndr46y-12=0 SubstingD(-2,-8)inihisshove causionwe get Si= (23+ € BY + 4G 26 8} 12 m4 ot 8 48-12 6-0 2S 1D (-2,-8) Saisies the above equation \ Given points A,B,C Dareconeyci, Equof the required circle is Bry rer ge 1-0 Find the vatue of Cso that (2.0), 0.1) (4.3) (0,2) are coneylic, Let A(2,0),8(0,1),C(4,5)and D(0,c) Letihe equation of the required cite be Poy erect 2pt ke 08) Since the cele] pases hxough(2,0) wehave = 4+4g4k=0 Sag+k+4=05(2) Since the circle(1) passes through (0,1) wohave=s 142/ + =0 3 2f+k+1=0-4(3) Similarly since the circle (1 passesthrough (4,3) weave 716425+8g +10/+k=0 38g +10f +4+61=-0-4(4) Now (2-(3}=249-2/+3=0-»(3) Now(4)~(3) 8 +8/-+40=0 2¢42/410=0-9(6) Now (5)+(6)>62+13=0 From (8) Jo427 +10=0 3-1346/+3000 7 seprit=03 fe -. Now f value substitute in equation (3), wegen Lek=03-1743h=0 4 akap 4 ffevalues subi equation (1) we wet Petal Vaal, 4 eapel ef Pitt 3x 157-13 ITy414=0 ‘Since the given points are coneylicthen 1D(0,C) substtuteinabove equation =3(0)' +3(¢)'-13(0)-17(c)14=0 3e!-17e414=0 33et-3e Mei 4-0 33e(c-1)-14(e-1)=0 $(%-H)(e1) 203 6 = 144 (orJe=t Sr. Inter Special 3 the equation of circles which touch 2x-3y+1=0 at (141) and having radius Ji3 Sok: Givenlineis £=2:—3y-+1=1 Let Mog) {Li} Given tac radius(r)=VB. Since L=0is yt Ze, Thenequation of a, i b(x-3)-a(y-y,)=0 —1)+2(y-1)-0 Ss aet2y- Now Tend Thecentesare given by (% #reos6,y,=rsind) -(v0(3)}+-8(H)) =(12(-2),14(3)) (1-(2),(1-3)) = Case(i): 16 (a, 8) Bquationofthecirleis (x-a)' +(7-8) (x41) +(9-4) sty 42x-8y4. Case(iy: If (ce, )= (3,2) and p = Equation ofthe circles (x—a)' +(p~A)' = hx 3) 4) =Bo 4? -Gerdy=0 +, Therequited ezeles are ay +2x—By+4=0 aud Say 6r+4y=0 SS Shajahan Senior Facuty 2. w. MATHS -11B Find the oqvatonsof eles passiog through y-) touhing he nes tn43y +50 and Sey 1020 Lettie cil Pay +2gr42 pf +0=0->(Iwhere coat = -g.) ‘Let the given point be p(1,-1). Given lines ate 4 3y45= Om 3r-4y-10=20 Now d, =The 1+ distance from (-.~/) to 4xt3y+5=0 HEN be ape 4 V16+9 Nowd, =the Te dismnce fm (-8.-f) o3-4y-10 RBH AF 1 fap ear to} a we Caseti): If, = d, Sol: 9 where Cp] df=? = EET cea crayl EAS sate seh =f ~1)' (42-4) obse~ gol) #(-7¢-4)" 925g +20¢+4 Pi 2g 49g" 56g 16 =325¢7 420g +4= 50g" +58g-417 925g? +38 p41. 925g +2Sg+13¢413=0 = Be(g+1)+13(g+1)=0 = (g+1) 25g +13)=0 > g=-1 (07) Went, From (2), f=-74+5=-2> f=-2 Since circle (1),passes Gough (1.-1) we setl+l+2g-2f-+e=0 =2-24+44c=0 Rg=-bf=2Joce4 From (1),x° +y?-2x~4y~ :. Thesequirodcircleio x'+y?-2e-4y—4=00