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Can anyone explain the logic behind these equations. Sir ne bataya tha par bhul gya 🥲
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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BlindSniper (BS)
BlindSniper (BS)•4w ago
what the heck that's a thing? I would normally just points the intersection points and find circumcentre and radius to get equation but this makes it so much easier how I understand it as is let's take the general equation of family of lines l1+λl2=0 this equation represents different lines that pass through some fixed point but having different slopes and y-intercepts similarly if we take three line equations and add another parameter but since a circle is a 2nd degree equation, let's take the lines 2 at a time so l1l2+λl2l3+μl3l1=0 I don't think this answer will suffice I'll wait and see if anyone else answers as for the quadrilateral one, there's only one parameter because two lines are just parallel to each other so slopes are not going to differ I should prob shush I'm making it more confusing
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP•4w ago
it was somewhere along the lines of this only ig
Slembash
Slembash•4w ago
see if this helps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmExlk84bUc from 26:12
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Slembash
Slembash•4w ago
i just remember studying this part from here, so i don't exactly know if this will help u resolve ur doubt
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP•4w ago
hmm this does have that topic but doesnt explain the logic behind it
Slembash
Slembash•4w ago
a friend shared this tht here, L1L2 represents eqn of a perpendicular bisector and for circumcircle, all perpendicular bisectors should meet at circumcentre, so applying concurrency condn for all three bisectors, u get tht determinant
Mast Raho Yar
Mast Raho Yar•4w ago
search mathsmerizing and circle ke pehle ya dusre lecure mai hai
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP•3w ago
Merko nahi mila can u share link yoo.?
iTeachChem
iTeachChem•2w ago
lol we good?
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP•2w ago
nah not really
Mast Raho Yar
Mast Raho Yar•2w ago
@hardcoreisdead https://youtu.be/9phrRaT8dgc?feature=shared at t=21.12min
Mathsmerizing
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Circles | Lecture 2 | JEE Compendium | Advanced | Mains | ISI | CM...
Circles | Lecture 2 | JEE Compendium | Advanced | Mains | ISI | CMI |Equation | Intercept | Normal 00:00:00 Equation of a circle 00:19:26 Condition for second-degree eqn to represent a circle 00:27:21 x and y axis intercepts 00:33:01 Circle touching both the axes 00:36:51 Equation of a normal Circles playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist...
Mast Raho Yar
Mast Raho Yar•2w ago
sorry for late reply @hardcoreisdead maine message wapis nahi dekha tha
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdeadOP•2w ago
sadly ismei bhi logic nahi hai guess ill ratta it +solved @Mast Raho Yar
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•2w ago
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