Please help me in this math problem..It’s about analytic geometry?
(-2,2). find the equation of its locus…..
2. find the equation of the locus of a point w/c moves so that its distance fr. (1,-7) is always 5…
I have not attended this afternoon class because we were excused in doing our science investigatory project..your help will be much appreciated..please include the solution..10 points who can answer this correctly as soon as possible..Thanks!!
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use the distance formula……its the shortest way…..
Let the coordinates of that point be (x,y)
Now
square root of……..{ [x-(-5)] to the power 2……plus (y-5) to the power 2 } will be equal to
square root of…….{ [x-(-2)] to the power 2…..plus (y-2) to the power 2 }……..equate the two…..and get an equation in terms of x and y…….that is the locus….!!!!
For the 2nd….
Again….
square root of……..{ (x-1) to the power 2……plus [y-(-7)] to the power 2 } will be equal to 5.
Again u get an equation…..which is the locus…!!!!
ill show you how to do it? ok?
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