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Question Number 115031 by bobhans last updated on 23/Sep/20
 circle of centre P  touches externally both  the circle x^2 +y^2 −4x+3=0 and   x^2 +y^2 −6y+5=0 . The locus of P is  (3/4)x^2 −3xy+2y^2  = λ(y−x) where λ is __
circleofcentrePtouchesexternallyboththecirclex2+y24x+3=0andx2+y26y+5=0.ThelocusofPis34x23xy+2y2=λ(yx)whereλis__
Answered by mr W last updated on 23/Sep/20
x^2 +y^2 −4x+3=0  (x−2)^2 +y^2 =1^2  ⇒center (2,0) radius 1  x^2 +y^2 −6y+5=0  x^2 +(y−3)^2 =2^2  ⇒center (0,3), radius 2    P(u,v) with radius R  (u−2)^2 +v^2 =(R+1)^2    ...(i)  u^2 +(v−3)^2 =(R+2)^2    ...(ii)  (ii)−(i):  4(u−1)−3(2v−3)=2R+3  ⇒R=2u−3v+1  (u−2)^2 +v^2 =(2u−3v+2)^2    u^2 −4u+4+v^2 =4u^2 +9v^2 +4−12uv+8u−12v  3u^2 +8v^2 −12uv+12u−12v=0  (3/4)u^2 −3uv+2v^2 =3(v−u)  or  (3/4)x^2 −3xy+2y^2 =3(y−x)  ⇒λ=3
x2+y24x+3=0(x2)2+y2=12center(2,0)radius1x2+y26y+5=0x2+(y3)2=22center(0,3),radius2P(u,v)withradiusR(u2)2+v2=(R+1)2(i)u2+(v3)2=(R+2)2(ii)(ii)(i):4(u1)3(2v3)=2R+3R=2u3v+1(u2)2+v2=(2u3v+2)2u24u+4+v2=4u2+9v2+412uv+8u12v3u2+8v212uv+12u12v=034u23uv+2v2=3(vu)or34x23xy+2y2=3(yx)λ=3
Commented by bobhans last updated on 23/Sep/20
hahaha...gave kudos sir
hahahagavekudossir
Commented by bemath last updated on 23/Sep/20
Commented by bemath last updated on 23/Sep/20
why sir locus of P not a circle?
whysirlocusofPnotacircle?
Commented by mr W last updated on 23/Sep/20
why should it be a circle?  we can see the distance from P to  the given circles can be infinite.
whyshoulditbeacircle?wecanseethedistancefromPtothegivencirclescanbeinfinite.
Commented by mr W last updated on 23/Sep/20
in fact it is clear that the locus is  a hyperbola. just have a look at the  definition of hyperbola.
infactitisclearthatthelocusisahyperbola.justhavealookatthedefinitionofhyperbola.
Commented by bemath last updated on 23/Sep/20
the question say : ”a circle of P centre”
thequestionsay:acircleofPcentre
Commented by mr W last updated on 23/Sep/20
P is the center of a circle which  tangents two given circles. but the  locus of P is not a circle! say the two  given circles are  circle 1 with center A and radius r_A   circle 2 with center B and radius r_B   the circle with center P has radius R.  we have  PA=r_A +R  PB=r_B +R  PA−PB=r_A −r_B =constant  the locus of a point P, whose   difference distance to two given  points A and B is constant, is a  hyperbola.
Pisthecenterofacirclewhichtangentstwogivencircles.butthelocusofPisnotacircle!saythetwogivencirclesarecircle1withcenterAandradiusrAcircle2withcenterBandradiusrBthecirclewithcenterPhasradiusR.wehavePA=rA+RPB=rB+RPAPB=rArB=constantthelocusofapointP,whosedifferencedistancetotwogivenpointsAandBisconstant,isahyperbola.
Commented by mr W last updated on 23/Sep/20
Commented by bemath last updated on 23/Sep/20
ooo i understood sir. gave kudos  sir
oooiunderstoodsir.gavekudossir
Commented by otchereabdullai@gmail.com last updated on 24/Sep/20
more  blessing prof
moreblessingprof
Commented by mr W last updated on 24/Sep/20
thanks!
thanks!

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