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Question Number 28516 by beh.i83417@gmail.com last updated on 26/Jan/18

Commented by beh.i83417@gmail.com last updated on 26/Jan/18

(r/s)=?

rs=?

Answered by mrW2 last updated on 26/Jan/18

Commented by mrW2 last updated on 26/Jan/18

sin α=(((√2)s)/(r+s))  ⇒cos α=(√(1−((((√2)s)/(r+s)))^2 ))=((√(r^2 +2rs−s^2 ))/(r+s))  (r+s) cos ((π/4)−α)=r−s  (r+s) (1/(√2))(cos α+sin α)=r−s  (r+s) (1/(√2))((((√(r^2 +2rs−s^2 ))+(√2)s)/(r+s)))=r−s  (√(r^2 +2rs−s^2 ))=(√2)(r−2s)  r^2 +2rs−s^2 =2(r^2 −4rs+4s^2 )  9s^2 −10rs+r^2 =0  (9s−r)(s−r)=0  ⇒s=(r/9) or s=r (not suitable)  ⇒(r/s)=9

sinα=2sr+scosα=1(2sr+s)2=r2+2rss2r+s(r+s)cos(π4α)=rs(r+s)12(cosα+sinα)=rs(r+s)12(r2+2rss2+2sr+s)=rsr2+2rss2=2(r2s)r2+2rss2=2(r24rs+4s2)9s210rs+r2=0(9sr)(sr)=0s=r9ors=r(notsuitable)rs=9

Answered by ajfour last updated on 26/Jan/18

 line through centre of  two small circles (that touch the  bigger circle)  be S_2 S_3   let midpoint of S_2 S_3  be M  distance of centre of big circle C  from this line is      CM= r(√2)−2(√2)s  , MS_3 =s(√2)  MS_3 ^( 2) +CM^( 2) =CS_2 ^2  =CS_3 ^2   ⇒  2s^2 +2(r−2s)^2 =(r+s)^2   ⇒  2s^2 +2r^2 −8rs+8s^2 =r^2 +s^2 +2rs  r^2 −10rs+9s^2 =0  (r−9s)(r−s)=0  ⇒  (r/s) = 9 .

linethroughcentreoftwosmallcircles(thattouchthebiggercircle)beS2S3letmidpointofS2S3beMdistanceofcentreofbigcircleCfromthislineisCM=r222s,MS3=s2MS32+CM2=CS22=CS322s2+2(r2s)2=(r+s)22s2+2r28rs+8s2=r2+s2+2rsr210rs+9s2=0(r9s)(rs)=0rs=9.

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