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Parabola Exercise 2 - A

1. The document contains solutions to problems involving parabolas. It provides equations, diagrams and steps to solve problems related to parabolas, tangents to parabolas, lengths of focal chords, and loci problems involving parabolas. 2. Various properties of parabolas are used such as the relationship between the focus, directrix and the equation of a parabola. Steps also include eliminating variables, solving simultaneous equations and using trigonometric identities. 3. Solutions involve finding equations of tangents, normals, loci of points, lengths of chords, and relationships between angles and slopes for problems related to parabolas.
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Parabola Exercise 2 - A

1. The document contains solutions to problems involving parabolas. It provides equations, diagrams and steps to solve problems related to parabolas, tangents to parabolas, lengths of focal chords, and loci problems involving parabolas. 2. Various properties of parabolas are used such as the relationship between the focus, directrix and the equation of a parabola. Steps also include eliminating variables, solving simultaneous equations and using trigonometric identities. 3. Solutions involve finding equations of tangents, normals, loci of points, lengths of chords, and relationships between angles and slopes for problems related to parabolas.
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(2-A) PARABOLA BOOKLET SOLUTION

1. (A)
P' P
 

y 2  4ax y 2  4ax
 
P  at 2 , 2at . P '  at 2 , 2at  
Let unit point be   h, k 
at 2  bt 2  2h 
h  t2    ………. (I)
2 ab
2at  2bt  K 
K t   ………. (II)
2 ab
Eliminating t from (I) and (II)
2
 K  2h
  
 a  b   a  b
 K 2  2h  a  b 
 Locus is y2  2  a  b  x . Which is a parabola

2. ()
y  m  x  a  ………. (I)
y2  4ax ……….. (II)
Solving (I) and (II)
2
 m  x  a    4ax
2
 m 2  x  a   4ax
 m 2 x 2  2am 2 x  m 2 a 2  4ax

 m 2 x 2  2ax m 2  2  m 2 a 2  0 
For 2 real solutions D  0 & m 2  0
2
 
 4a 2 m 2  2  4m 2 m 2 a 2  0  
 4a 2  m  2  m   0
2
2
4

 4a 2   2m 2
 2  2  0 
 mR
 m  R  0

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3. (C)
P  t1 

A
R  h, 0 

Q t2 
 P is a normal chord
2
 t 2   t1 ………. (I)
t1
2
Slope of AQ  = slope of PR.
t2
Equation of PR.
2
y  2ati 
t2
x  at12 
For R.
2
0  2at1 
t2
h  at12 
 h  at12  at1t 2
 2
 at12  at1   t1  
 t1 
 at12  at12  2a 
 2a 1  t 2 
 2  focal distance of P.

4. ()

C1

P at12 , 2at1 
R

C2

Q at 22 , 2at 2 
2
tan 1 
t1
2
tan  2 
t2
C1 : x 2  y 2  at12 x  2at1 y  0
C 2 : x 2  y 2  at 2 2 x  2at 2 y  0
Equation of OR
 
C1  C 2  0  a t 22  t12 x  2a  t 2  t1  y  0

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y  t1  t 2  x
2
1 1
 tan     t1  t 2     cot 1  cot 2 
2 2
 cot 1  cot 2  2 tan 

5. ()

y  x  y2  x ……. (I)
Equation of normal to (I) in parametic form.
t t3
y  tx 

2 4
 This passes through  3,6 
t t3
 6  3t    t 3  10t  24  0
2 4
 
  t  4  t 2  4t  6  0
t 4
 Normal is
y  4x  2  16
 4x  y  18  0

6. ()
I P t

T

 at ,0 
2 S G  2a  at , 0 
2

Centre of circle passing through P, T, G is S  a, 0 


 Slope of tangent to circle at
1
P
slope of PS.
1 1 t2
   m1
 2at  2t
 at 2  a 
 
1
Slope of tangent to parabola at P   m 2
t

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1 1 t
 
m 2  m1
tan    t 2t 22  t
1  m1m 2 1 t
1
2t
  tan 1  t 

7. ()
Clearly the point of intersection of the tangents will always lie in the line. Hence locus will be the
given line its effect.

8. ()
2
 1
Length of focal chord  a  t  
 t
t

 a, 0 

 1 t 
2
Also tan  
1
t
t
1
t  2 cot 
t
2 2
 1  1
 t    t  4
 t  t
 4 cot 2   4
 4 cos ec 2 
 Length of focal chord  4 cos ec 2 
    0,  4 

 Minimum length  4 cos sec 2  8a
4

9. y  k x  y2  k 2 x
Let k 2  4a  y 2  4ax
For ABCD
at12  2at1  t1  2
For EFGC
at 22  ya  2at 2
 at 22  2at 2  4a  0
 t2  1  5

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FG 2at 2 2a 1  5  
5 1
BC 2at1 2a  2  2

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10. ()
P  t1 

t2 

Let P   h, k  and pair of tangents drawn touches parabola at A  t1  and B  t 2 


1 1
tan 1  tan  2 
t1 t2
Also, h  t1t 2 k   t1  t 2 

Given, 1  2 
4
tan 1  tan  2
 1
1  tan 1 tan  2
1 1

t1 t 2
 1
1
1
t1t 2
t1  t 2
 1
t1t 2  1
k
  1 h  k  1
h 1
 Locus is x  y  1

11. ()
A  r cos , r sin  


90  

B  r sin , r sin  
 A and B lies on the parabola
For A
r 2 sin 2   r cos 
cos 
r  VA
sin 2 
For B
r 2 cos 2   r sin 
sin 
r  VB
cos 2 

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VA cos3 
   cot 3 
VB sin 3 
12. ()
A  t1 

O
P  h, k 

B  t2 
 AB subtends 900 at vertex
 t1t 2  4 ------ (I)
Equation of AB
2x  y  t1  t 2   2at1t 2  0
 2x  y  t1  t 2   8a  0 ……….. (II)
Equation of OP
t  t 
y 1 2 x ……… (III)
2
To find locus of P eliminate t1 and t 2 from (II) And (III)
Required locus is
x 2  y 2  4ax  0

13. ()


P

Let P   at 2 , 2at 
 P lies on x 2  4by as well.
 a 2 t 4  4b.2at
13
b
 t  2 
a
Slope of tangent at P to on y 2  4ax
2a 2a 1
   .  m1 
y 2at t
Slope of tangent at P on x 2  4by
x at 2 a b2 3
   4.
2b 2b 2b a 2 3
13
a 4
 2    m2 
b t
 Angle of enter section of parabola
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4 1

m 2  m1 t t
 tan   
1  m1m 2 1  4
t2

3 32
  13 13
 3.     3
4 a b
t
t    
b a

14. ()
Let point be P  h, k 
Equation of polar xh  yk  r 2
2
 h  r
 y   x 
 k  k
For this to be tangent to y 2  4ax
r2 a r2
  k2   h
k  b  a
 k 
 
r 2
 Locus is y2  x
a

15. ()
x cos   y sin   P  y    cot   x  P cos ec ………….. (I)
Tangent to y2  4a  x  a  will be
a
y  m1  x  a  
m
a
 y  mx  am  ……….. (II)
m
Comparing (i) and (ii)
m   cot  and
a
P cos ec  am 
m
a
 P cos ec   a cot  
cot 
a cos ec2
 P cos ec  
cot 
 P cos   a  0

16. ()
Normal to y2  4c  x  d  can be
y  m  x  d   2cm  cm3

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Normal to y2  4ax can be
y  mx  2am  am3 ……….. (II)
For common normal comparing (I) and (II)
md  2cm  cm3  2am  am3
 d  2c  cm 2  2a  am 2
  a  c  m 2   2c  d  2d 
 a  c  0  2c  d  2a  0
 2a  2c  d

17. ()
Let normal be y  tx  2at  at 3
  t  tan   t   tan 
Normal cells curve again at t 2
2
 t2  t   tan   2 cot 
t
1
Slope of tangent at t 2 
t2
Angle of intersection of normal at t 2
1
t
t2 1  tt 2 1  t 2
tan    
t t 2  t1 t 2  t1
1
t2
1  tan 2  tan 
 
tan   2cot   tan  2
1 
  tan 1  tan  
2 

18. ()
Equation of focal chord
2
 1  1
2x  y  t    2a  0 and its length  a  t  
 t  t
Distance of vertex focus this chord

2a 2a
P 
2 2
4   t 1 t  t 1 t
2
 1 4a 2
 t    2
 t P
2
 1 4a 3
 length of chord  a  t    2
 t P

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19. ()
Q

P
Q  a, 0 

R
2
1  1 2a
Area of   A   a  t   
2  t   t 1 t 
 
  1
2
2a 
 QR  a  t   , PQ  
  t  1
t 
 t 
  
 1 1 A
 A  a2  t    t   2
 t t a
 2a   1
Difference between ordinates  2at     2a  t  
 t   t
A 24
 2a 2 
a a

20. ()
Same question as in Q. 3

21. ()
Slope of normal at P  t1  and Q  t 2  is
 t1 and  t 2 respectively
 Normal are perpendicular to each other
 t1 t 2   1
Equation of chord PQ
2x  y  t1  t 2   2at1t 2  0
 2  x  a    t1  t 2  y   0
Which passes through intersection of lines
x  a  0 and y  0
 Fixed Pt is  a, 0 

22. ()

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P
M  ,  

 a, 0 
2  4
Equation of tangent at P
y  2a  x   
 2a 
Coordinates of M   0, 
  
  1
1 2
Area of   0 1
2 
1 0 1
1  2 2  1  3  
2  
      
  
2    
2 8 2
18 2
Maximum area   for   2       1
28 2

23. (A)
y 2  2y  4x  5  0
2
  y  1  4  x  1
Equation of normal
y  1  m  x  1  2m  m3
Let point on axis of parabola be  x,1
 0  m  x  1  2m  m3  0  x  3  m 2
 m2  x  3  0  x  3

24. ()
Slope of line  3  tan     60 0
Coordinate of a point at distance r from
 
3, 0 . On the line y  3x  3  0

  3  r cos 600 , r sin 600 


 r 3r 
  3  , 
 2 2 
Putting this on parabola
y2  x  2
2
 3r   r
     3    2
 2   2

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3 2 r

4
r  
2
 32 0 
32
PA.PB  Pr oduct of roots 
34



4 2 3 
3

25. ()
A B
y0
 x, 0   x 2 ,0 
Equation of circle passing through A and B can be given by
 x  x1  x  x 2   y2  y  0
Where x1 and x 2 are roots of ax 2  bx  c  0
 Equation will be
b c
x 2  y 2  x  y   0
a a
c
Length of tangent from origin 
a

26.   ap 2 , 2ap  ,  aq 2 , 2aq  ,  ar 2 , 2ar  are


Co – normal point
p  q  r  0
 x  1 is a root of px 2  qx  r  0
Also x  1 satisfies
a  b  c x2  b c  a  x  c a  b  0
 common root is x  1

27. ()
a3  2 3 
y x  x
3 2a 
2
3y  3  9
  x  
a 3  4a  16a 2
2
 3y 9   3 
 3  2 
x 
 a 16a   4a 
3 3a
Vertex h  k
4a 16
9 9
hk   locus is xy 
64 64

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28. ()
Equation of tangent at 1, 2 
2y  2  x  1  x  y  1  0
Image of a variable point  t 2 , 2t  in the tangent
2
x  t 2 y  2t  2 t  2t  1
 
 
1 1 2
 x  2t  1 & y  t2 1
 x 1 2
t   & t   y  1
 2 
2
 x 1  2
    y  1   x  1  4  y  1 is the required image
 2 

29. ()
B
A

 circle touches x – axis


y coordinate of center = radius
2at1  2at 2
 r
2
r
 t1  t 2 
a
2 2a
Slope of AB  
t1  t 2 r

30. ()
 at , 2at 
2
2 2 P  at12 , 2at 2 
Q

 2
P ' at1  2at1 
Equation of PQ
2x  y  t1  t 2   2at1t 2  0
 It passes through  a, 0 
 2a  0  2at1t 2  0
 t 1t 2  1 ………. (I)

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 t2 
t1
Equation of P’Q  2x  y  t 2  t1   2at1t 2  0
 2x  y  t 2  t1   2a  0
 2  x  a    t 2  t1  y  0
Which passes through  a, 0  i.e. focus

31. Let mid point of PQ be  h, k 


Equation of chord PQ
xh  yk  h 2  k 2
2 2
 h  h k
y x 
 k  k
For this to be tangent to parabola
ca m
h2  k2 a

k

 h k 
 
 h h 2  k 2  ak 2  0

 locus is
 
x x 2  y 2  ay 2  0

32. ()
Let mid point be P  h, k 
Equation of chord  xh  2  y  k   h 2  4k
2 h 2  2k
 x  y …… (I)
h h
Equation of normal to x 2  4y
x  my  2m  m3 ………. (II)
Comparing (I) and (II)
3
h 2  2k 2 2
 2     
h h h
8 8
 h 2  2k  4  2  2k  h 2  2  4
h h
8
 Locus is 2y  x 2  2  4
x

33. ()
Equation of tangent to parabola y2  4ax is
yt  x  at 2 ………… (I)
For (I) to be normal to circle x 2  y2  2ax  2by  c  0 it should pass through its centre  a, b 
 bt  a  at 2  at 2  bt  a  0
For 2 distinct tan gent D  0
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 b 2  4a 2  0  b 2  4a 2

34. ()
 2, 2 

 xy40

Q  8, 4 
Point  P 2 , P  2  should lie inside the parabola as well as on the same side of the chord PQ as the
origin
2
P  2  2P 2  0   P 2  4P  4  0
 P 2  4P  4  0

 P  , 2  2 2  2  2 2,     ……….. (I)

Also, P2  P  2  4  0  P 2  P  6  0
  P  3 P  2   0
 3  P  2 …………… (II)
 I    II 
 2  2 2  P  2

35. ()
P

C
 6, 0 

For having a common tangent circle should touch the parabola


 It centre well lie on normal to the parabola at P  t 2  2t 
Substituting  6, 0  in equation of normal at P, we get t  0, 2 & 2
Least distance CP  20
 For no common tangent
CP  radius
 r  20

36. ()
Equation of tangent to y2  4ax with slope m
a
y  mx  ………. (I)
m
Equation of normal to x 2  4by of slope m.

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b
y  mx  2b  ……. (II)
m2
Comparing (I) and (II)
a b
 2b  2
m m
2
 2bm  am  b  0
For 2 tangents D  0
a2
 a 2  8b 2  0  b 2 
8
a
b
2 2

37. ()
Let mid point of chord be  at 2 , 2at 
Equation of chord
x.at 2  y.2at  a 2 t 4  4a 2 t 2
 It passes through  a, a 
 a 2 t 2  2a 2 t  a 2 t 4  4a 2 t 2

 t t 3  3t 2  2  0 
t  0 and one real root from t 3  3t 2  2  0
 2 values of t.
 2 chords are possible

38. ()
L1
P

QL
2

 2
P  at , 2at 
Equation of circle
9a 2
x 2  y2 
4
 P lies on circle also
2 2 9
  at 2    2at   a 2
4

 4t 4  16t 2  9  0  2t 2  a 2t 2  1 
1
t
2

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PQ  4at  2 2a
L1L2  4a
a
Distance between PQ and L1L 2 
2
1 a  2 2 
 area 
2 2

 4a  2 2a  a 2   
 2 

39. ()
Equation of normal
y  tx  2at  at 3
A   ,   lies on it
   t  2at  at 3
 at 3   2a    t    0 ………. (I)
at 3   2a    t  
Squaring
2
a 2 t 6   2a    t 2  2a  2a    t 4   2
Focal distance  sp  r  a 1  t 2 
 ra 
 t2   
 a 
 Equation becomes
3 2
2 ra  2 ra   ra  2
a     2a       2a  2a        0
 a   a   a 
SP. SQ. SR = (Product of roots)
 2

 a 2   2a     2a  2a     2 
  
 1 
 a 


 a a 2  4 a 2  4a   2  4 a 2  2a  2 

 a a 2  2a   2   2 

 a a 2  2a   2  2 

 a    a   2
2

2
 a  SA 
I  a

40. P   h, k 
Equation of chord of contact
yk  2a  x  h 

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 2a   2ah 
 y   x   ……….. (I)
 k   k 
Equation of tangent to x 2  4by
y  mx  bm 2 ……….. (II)
From (I) and (II)
2
2ah  2a 
  
k  k 
 2akh  4a 2 b
 locus is xy  2ab
i.e. a hyperbola

41. ()
 t3   a, 6 
t3

 4, 4  t  2
Substituting P and Q in the parabola we get a  1, b  0
Area of   a 2  t1  t 2  t 2  t 3  t 3  t1 

 a 2  t 3  2  t 3  3  5 

 5a 2 t 2  t  6
2 25
 5a 2  t  1 2  
4
 25 2
Area  5a 2    t  1 2  
 4 
Area will maximum when t  1 2
1 1
 Pt is  , 
4 2

42. ()

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A1  t 

0
 30
O A

A2
For OAA1 to be equilateral
2 1
 tan 300  t2 3
t 3
Also, equation of normal y  tx  2at  at 3
 A lies on it
 ht  4t  2t 3
 h  4  2t 2
 4  2  12  28

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