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Coordinate Geometry 1

The document covers various geometric concepts including the equations of lines, circles, and their properties such as gradients, perpendicular bisectors, tangents, and normals. It provides examples for finding equations of circles given certain points, as well as determining the intersection points of lines and the length of chords. Additionally, it illustrates how to derive equations from given geometric conditions and points.

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Coordinate Geometry 1

The document covers various geometric concepts including the equations of lines, circles, and their properties such as gradients, perpendicular bisectors, tangents, and normals. It provides examples for finding equations of circles given certain points, as well as determining the intersection points of lines and the length of chords. Additionally, it illustrates how to derive equations from given geometric conditions and points.

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Recall:

Length of AB = Vo2-y1)* + (2 -X1)*

Midpoint of AB =,22)
Gradient of AB = Y

m gradient,c >y- intercept


Equation of AB y = mx +c

Gradient Rule:

) Parallel lines have the same gradient


For perpendicular lines, the product of their gradient
is-1
(ii)

Perpendicular Bisector AB

to AB
Line passing through the midpoint of AB and perpendicular
perg
biccta

Circles

cCh

Equation of Circle

r2
(x-h +-k) =

Tangent and Normal

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0on tngy
N o m a l

o C6nktcr

Note: Normal passes through both the centre and the point of contact. The tangent is perpendicular

to the normal and passes through the point of contact

Example 1:

meets CD at the point X, C(7,2), D(11,5).


Find
The perpendicular bisector of AB, A(-2,1), B(8,7) that this
and has radius of 7cm. Given
the length of XD. Find the equation of the circle with centre B
circle cuts the x axis at point 7, find the coordinates of TT

Equation of CD m = Equation of perpendicular bisector AB

y - 1 = m(r - x1)) mYm)=3,4) m=-

y-2-7 y-1=m(x - x1)

4y-8 3x-21 y-4 (x-3)


4y-3x= -13 3y-12 =5x +15

y29 29 3y+5x = 27

x(147 16
x29 29
eneh fX-s-(1-
215
units
29

Equation of circle at B(8,7) r=7


-a+-b = r

x-8)2 +-7)? =49


x+y2 16x-14y-64 0

28P ag
(x-8)+(y-7)2 = 49

x-8)2+(0-7)2 = 49

(x-8)2+ 49 = 49

x-8)2=0
x = 8

T(8,0)

Example 2:

Find the centre and radius of the following circles:

25
x2+y+4x+9y-25 0 y+ +9"+^)

+ 2+(y+-17
V197 and sSuee k.
r= -units

i) x2+y2-4x+10y 20 = 0

-2)2+6 +5)2 = 72

C(2,-5), r = 7 units

(ii) 3x2+3y2-6x-24y+3 = 0

x+y2-2x-8y +1 =0

-1) +0-4) = 16

C(1,4), r=4units

Example 3:

Find the equation of the circle with centre (5,2) and passing through the point (-3,5)

Equation of circle r= V73


-a) +(-b) = r

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(x-5)2+(y-2) = 73

Example 4:

Find the equation of the circle that has two points (-5,8) and (3,5) as endpoints of a diarneter.

(-s,8)

73
d= v73, r= C Mdpo.-
(3,5)

(a+1)+(y-

Example 5:
6x 2y -3 = 0 at the point
Find the equation ofthe tangent and normal to the circle x2+y2-
-

(5,4)

x+y-6x 2y-3 -
= 0 nofna
(x-3)2+y-1) = 1

C(3,1)

C3
4-1
m
5-3
3
m-
Equation of Normal

y - y 1 = m(x - X1)

y-4--5)
2y-83x 15
2y-3x =-7

Equation of Tangent

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y-y1= m{x - X)

y-4=-(-5)
3y 12= -2x + 10
3y+2x = 22

Example 6:

Showthat part of the line 3y = x -+5 is a chord of the circle x2 +y2- 6x - 2y 15 = 0 and the
length of this chord

x2+y2-6x -2y 15 =0
(3y-5)+y-6(3y-5)-2y-15 = 0
9y2 30y+25y2-18y +30 2y-15 = 0
10y2 50y +40 0
kre e
y-5y+4 =0 chsre
-4)(-1) = 0 ak we pon
y = 4
y=1
x = 3(4) - 5 x = 3(1)-5

x= 7 x=-2

( )
Length of chord= 3/10 units

Example 7:

Find the points of intersection of

+y-2y-4 =0 (1)

x+y-x +y- 12 =0 (2)

(1)-(2)gives
x-3y+8 0

x-3y=-8 Equation of chord

(3y-8)2+y2-2y-4 = 0

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9y-48y+64+y2 -2y -4 0

10y2 50y +60 = 0

y-5y+ 6 =0
-3)-2) = 0

y = 3 2

X=1 x=-2

(1,3) and (-2,2)

Example 8:

Find the equation of the circle passing through the points (0,1), (4,3) and (1,-1)

(0,1) (4.3)
Equation perpendicular y = -2x +6
(1)

(4,3) (1,-1)
Equation perpendicular - + y (2)

Solvesimuitaneouslyx =y =1
c)

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Equation of circle

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