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Answers as follows:
1) ( Method 1 )
Slope of tangent = dy/dx
At ( 9a, -6a ), slope of tangent
= ( 4a / 2y ) | ( 9a, -6a )
= 4a / 2( -6a )
= 4a / -12a
= 1/3
Hence, the equation of tangent at ( 9a, -6a ):
y - ( -6a ) = ( -1/3 )[ x - ( 9a ) ]
3( y + 6a ) = -( x - 9a )
3y + 18a = -x + 9a
x + 3y + 9a = 0
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P.S.: Your ans. must be incorrect since you do not know what is 'a' here.
( Method 2 )
Use the formula with ( x1, y1 ) be the point on the parabola and the equation of tangent being yy1 = 2a ( x + x1 )
Put ( x1, y1 ) = ( 9a, -6a ), we have
y( -6a ) = 2a ( x + 9a )
-3y = x + 9a
x + 3y + 9a = 0
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2) Noted the condition for a straight line y = mx + c to be a tangent to the standard ellipse is c^2 = b^2 + ( am )^2
Now we have a = 3, b = 4 and m = 4/3 ( slope of given line ).
Hence c^2 = 16 + 16 = 32
c = +/- Sq Root ( 32 ) = +/- 4 Sq Root ( 2 )
Hence, the equation of tangent is:
y = ( 4/3 ) x +/- 4 Sq Root ( 2 )
3y = 4x +/- 12 Sq Root ( 2 )
4x - 3y = +/- 12 Sq Root (2)
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Hope I can help you.
2011-03-06 20:41:26 補充:
1) I simply used a theorem of ellipse only. You can treat it as a fact.
2) This is Slope-Intercept Form of equation format ( y = mx + c ).
參考: Mathematics Teacher Mr. Ip