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P(ct, c/t) lies on teh rectangular hyperbola xy = c^2. the normal at P meets the hyperbola again at Q. M is the midpioint of PQ. Find teh equation of the locus of M.
 
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Originally posted by Rahul
P(ct, c/t) lies on teh rectangular hyperbola xy = c^2. the normal at P meets the hyperbola again at Q. M is the midpioint of PQ. Find teh equation of the locus of M.
Equation of normal of xy=c^2 at P(ct, c/t):
y - c/t = t^2*(x-ct)
solving with xy=c^2:
t^3*x^2 + (c-ct^4)x - c^2*t = 0
now the x-value of M is the sum of roots of this eqn:
M_x = (ct^4-c)/t^3

similarly:
M_y = (c-ct^4)/t

M[(ct^4-c)/t^3, (c-ct^4)/t]

-y/x = t^2

subbing into the y-value of m gives:

y = (c-c*y^2/x^2)/sqrt(-y/x)
x^4*c^2 - 2*c^2*x^2*y^2 + y^4*c^2 + x^3*y^3

There may be a silly error in there somwhere.

edit: Hmmm i'm not sure whether you needed help with this q, or whether you were just giving it to him. Oh well...
 
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Originally posted by Rahul
yes the latter is correct:D
sorry
Well i don't think i had done a conics q since the trials, so it was good for me anyway. :D
 

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1)
x+y=1
x,y E R+
m,n E N
prove (1-y^m)^n + (1-x^n)^m >= 1

2)
given m colours to paint the vertices of an octohedron, find the number of possible different octohedrons, a colour can be used up to 6 times.
 

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Originally posted by turtle_2468
a/sqrt(a^2+8bc) + b/sqrt(b^2+8ca) + c/sqrt(c^2+8ab) >= 1
Hi there:
Find the answer to the thread " I want more inequality question"
 

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Originally posted by Rahul
P(ct, c/t) lies on teh rectangular hyperbola xy = c^2. the normal at P meets the hyperbola again at Q. M is the midpioint of PQ. Find teh equation of the locus of M.
If the solution is:
c*(x^2-y^2)^2=-4*x^3*y^3
Contact me. I will send u the fully solution.
If not, it's appreciated to imform me.
 

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Originally posted by Richard Lee
Hi there:
Find the answer to the thread " I want more inequality question"
there is an error in your proof, refer to " I want more inequality question"
 

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