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Conics Circle

Appolonius, a mathematician, characterized the conics. A circle is defined as a locus of points that are a constant distance from a fixed point, called the center. The constant distance from any point to the center is called the radius.

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Conics Circle

Appolonius, a mathematician, characterized the conics. A circle is defined as a locus of points that are a constant distance from a fixed point, called the center. The constant distance from any point to the center is called the radius.

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Appolonius a mathematecian
is responsible for the
characterization of the conics,

Y
CIRCLE
circle Alocus of a point which
moves ataconstant distance from a
fixed point called the center and the
X constant dissance of any pointfrom
certer the center is called the radius.

PARABOLA
parabola
d P A locus of a points which are
d2 equidistant fromafixed point called
-X lhe focus and a flred line called the
Fla,0) directrix. It is a conic section
whose eccentricity is equal to l.

diretrix
-elipse
major axis
ELLIPSE
Alocus of a point whose sunt
fixed
of the from two
distances
points called the foci is
Constant
the
and is equal to the length of whose
C major axis 2a. It s a conic
eccentricity is less than 1.
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OONIOS

Y
d1-d2=2a
OHYPERBOLA

A locus of a point whose


b
F -X difference of the distances from
two fixed points called the foci is
consiant and is equalto the length
of the transverse axis 2a. It is a
Ltransverse axis conic whose eccentricity is greater
than 1.
hyperbola
2.0 Oirole

Circle
Alocus of a point which moves at a
constant distance froma fxed point callel
the center and the constant distance of am
point from the center is called the radius.

Y
O Center at (0, 0)
P(x,y)

P(x,y),
y-k Center at (h, k)
(*- h)?+(y -. )2=
k

X
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Orole

Radical axis :

a) ñ the given circles intersect at two


center points the radical axis passes
X through the intersection points,
The radical axis is always
center
perpendicular to the line joining the
eradical axis centers of the given circles.

b) If the given circles are tangent to its


center other, the radical axis is tangent to
each other. The radical axis is
-X always perpendicular to the line
joining the centers of the given
circles.
Lradical axs
center

c) Ifthe given circles have no common


center point, the radical axis is between
the given circles. The radical axis
0s always perpendicular to the line
joining the centers of a given
-X circles.
center
Keradical oxis

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