Question #102642
Identify the conic section whose equation is

5x^2-4xy+5y^2=4
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Expert's answer
2020-02-17T12:25:17-0500

Answer: Ellipse


5x24xy+5y2=45x^2 - 4xy + 5y^2 = 4

If we draw a graph of this function we'll get:



Proof:

{x=x1cos(ϕ)y1sin(ϕ)y=x1sin(ϕ)+y1cos(ϕ)}\begin{Bmatrix} x=x_1cos(\phi)-y_1sin(\phi) \\ y=x_1sin(\phi)+y_1cos(\phi) \end{Bmatrix}


5(x1cos(ϕ)y1sin(ϕ))24(x1cos(ϕ)y1sin(ϕ))(x1sin(ϕ)+y1cos(ϕ))+5(x1sin(ϕ)+y1cos(ϕ))2=45(x_1cos(\phi)-y_1sin(\phi))^2-4(x_1cos(\phi)-y_1sin(\phi))(x_1sin(\phi)+y_1cos(\phi))+5(x_1sin(\phi)+y_1cos(\phi))^2=4


After simplifying we will write only expression with x1y1x_1y_1 and this expression equal to zero:

4(x1y1cos2(ϕ)x1y1sin2(ϕ))=04(x_1y_1cos^2(\phi) - x_1y_1sin^2(\phi))=0

cos2(ϕ)sin2(ϕ)=0;ϕ=π/4;\cos^2(\phi)-\sin^2(\phi)=0;\\\phi=\pi/4;


{x=x1cos(π/4)y1sin(π/4)=x12y12y=x1sin(π/4)+y1cos(π/4)=x12+y12}\begin{Bmatrix} x=x_1cos(\pi/4)-y_1sin(\pi/4) =\frac{x_1}{\sqrt{2}} - \frac{y_1}{\sqrt{2}} \\ y=x_1sin(\pi/4)+y_1cos(\pi/4)=\frac{x_1}{\sqrt{2}} + \frac{y_1}{\sqrt{2}} \end{Bmatrix}


and we will get:


3x124+7y124=1\frac{3x_1^2}{4} + \frac{7y_1^2}{4} =1

This is an equation of the ellipse.


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