Question #250673

A point moves so that the angle from the line joining it and the origin to the line (3, -2) and (5, 7) is 45º. Find the equation of the locus.



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Expert's answer
2021-10-18T15:16:24-0400

Solution:

Let the coordinates of moving point be P(h,k).

The equation of line joining P(h,k) and origin (0,0) is:

yk=k0h0(xh)yk=kh(xh)yk=kxhky=kxh ...(i)y-k=\dfrac{k-0}{h-0}(x-h) \\\Rightarrow y-k=\dfrac{k}{h}(x-h) \\\Rightarrow y-k=\dfrac{kx}h-k \\\Rightarrow y=\dfrac{kx}h \ ...(i)

Here, slope is m1=khm_1=\dfrac kh

Now, the equation of line joining (3,-2), (5,7) is:

y(2)=7+253(x3)y+2=92(x3)y+2=9x2272y=9x2312 ...(ii)y-(-2)=\dfrac{7+2}{5-3}(x-3) \\\Rightarrow y+2=\dfrac{9}{2}(x-3) \\\Rightarrow y+2=\dfrac{9x}{2}-\dfrac{27}{2} \\\Rightarrow y=\dfrac{9x}{2}-\dfrac{31}{2}\ ...(ii)

Here, slope is m2=92m_2=\dfrac92

Angle between the lines is θ\theta:

tanθ=m1m21+m1m2tan45°=kh921+kh×92\tan \theta=|\dfrac{m_1-m_2}{1+m_1m_2}| \\\Rightarrow \tan 45\degree=|\dfrac{\dfrac kh-\dfrac 92}{1+\dfrac kh\times \dfrac 92}|

1=2k9h2h2h+9k2h±1=2k9h2h+9k\\\Rightarrow 1=|\dfrac{\dfrac {2k-9h}{2h}}{\dfrac {2h+9k}{2h}}| \\\Rightarrow \pm1=\dfrac {2k-9h}{2h+9k}

2h+9k=2k9h;  2h+9k=9h2k11h+7k=0;  7h11k=011x+7y=0;  7x11y=0\\\Rightarrow 2h+9k=2k-9h;\ \ 2h+9k=9h-2k \\\Rightarrow 11h+7k=0; \ \ 7h-11k=0 \\\Rightarrow 11x+7y=0; \ \ 7x-11y=0


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