Understanding Engineering Mathematics

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7.3.5 Parallel and perpendicular lines


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For the lines in RE7.3.4B determine:


(a) lines parallel to each of them through the origin,
(b) lines perpendicular to each of them through the point (−1, 1).

7.3.6 Intersecting lines


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Find all points where the following lines intersect


(i) x+y= 1 (ii) 2x+ 2 y= 3 (iii) x−y= 1

7.3.7 Equation of a circle


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A.Write down the equations of the circles with centres and radii:


(i) (−1, 1), 4 (ii) (2,−1), 1 (iii) (4, 1), 2

B. Find the centre and radius of each of the circles:


(i) x^2 +y^2 − 2 x−y= 4 (ii) x^2 +y^2 + 3 x− 2 y− 7 = 0
(iii) x^2 +y^2 +y= 3

C.A circle has the equationx^2 +y^2 − 4 y=0. Find its centre and radius, and the equation
of the tangents at the points (±



2 , 2 +


2), using only geometry and trig. Also find
the point where the two tangents intersect.

D.A circle has the equationx^2 +y^2 − 2 x=0. Determine its centre and radius, and find


the equation of the tangent at the point

(
1
2

,


3
2

)

. Determine where this tangent cuts


the axes.

7.3.8 Parametric representation of curves


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Eliminate the parameters in the following pairs of equations


(i) x=3cost, y=3sint
(ii) x= 1 +2cosθ, y= 3 −sinθ
(iii) x= 2 u^2 , y=u− 2

(iv) x=

2
t

, y= 3 t

(v) x=cos 2t, y=sint
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