Answer on the Question #46095 – Math – Analytic Geometry
The path traced by the centre of the sphere is the locus. The radius of the sphere equals to the distance between the centre of the sphere and the points on following lines.
So, let r1=yx=−1y=2z; r2=1x=2y=2z;
Equation of the Sphere:
R2=(x−x1)2+(y−y1)2+(z−z1)2(x1,y1,z1−centre of the sphere)R2=(x−x2)2+(y−y2)2+(z−z2)2
So,
(x−x1)2+(y−y1)2+(z−z1)2=(x−x2)2+(y−y2)2+(z−z2)2(x+r12)2+(y+r1)2+(z−2r1)2=(x−r2)2+(y−2r2)2+(z−2r2)2
Open the brackets:
r14+2r12x+2r1y+r12−4r1z+4r12=−2r2x+r22−4r2y+4r22−4r2z+4r22
So at the end we have:
(2r12+2r2)x+(2r1+4r2)y+(4r2−4r1)z+(r14+5r12−9r22)=0
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