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Tangents & Normals
     (ii) Using Cartesian
Tangents & Normals
              (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent
Tangents & Normals
                  (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent
         y    x 2  4ay




                 x
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent
         y          x 2  4ay



              P( x1 , y1 )

                         x
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent
         y          x 2  4ay



              P( x1 , y1 )

                         x
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                    x2
         y          x 2  4ay               y
                                               4a



              P( x1 , y1 )

                         x
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                   x2
         y          x 2  4ay              y
                                              4a
                                          dy x
                                            
                                          dx 2a
              P( x1 , y1 )

                         x
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                   x2
         y          x 2  4ay              y
                                              4a
                                          dy x
                                            
                                          dx 2a
                                                   dy x1
              P( x1 , y1 )            when x  x1 , 
                                                   dx 2a
                         x
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                   x2
         y          x 2  4ay              y
                                              4a
                                          dy x
                                            
                                          dx 2a
                                                   dy x1
              P( x1 , y1 )            when x  x1 , 
                                                   dx 2a
                         x                                  x1
                                       slope of tangent is
                                                            2a
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                    x2
         y          x 2  4ay               y
                                               4a
                                           dy x
                                             
                                           dx 2a
                                                   dy x1
              P( x1 , y1 )            when x  x1 , 
                                                   dx 2a
                         x                                      x1
                                       slope of tangent is
                                                               2a
                                                   x
                                          y  y1  1  x  x1 
                                                   2a
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                    x2
         y          x 2  4ay               y
                                               4a
                                           dy x
                                             
                                           dx 2a
                                                   dy x1
              P( x1 , y1 )            when x  x1 , 
                                                   dx 2a
                         x                                      x1
                                       slope of tangent is
                                                               2a
                                                   x
                                          y  y1  1  x  x1 
                                                   2a
                                          2ay  2ay1  xx1  x12
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                    x2
         y          x 2  4ay               y
                                               4a
                                           dy x
                                             
                                           dx 2a
                                                   dy x1
              P( x1 , y1 )            when x  x1 , 
                                                   dx 2a
                         x                                      x1
                                       slope of tangent is
                                                               2a
                                                   x
                                          y  y1  1  x  x1 
                                                   2a
                                          2ay  2ay1  xx1  x12
                                          2ay  2ay1  xx1  4ay1
Tangents & Normals
                             (ii) Using Cartesian
(1) Tangent                                    x2
         y          x 2  4ay               y
                                               4a
                                           dy x
                                             
                                           dx 2a
                                                   dy x1
              P( x1 , y1 )            when x  x1 , 
                                                   dx 2a
                         x                                      x1
                                       slope of tangent is
                                                               2a
                                                   x
                                          y  y1  1  x  x1 
                                                   2a
                                          2ay  2ay1  xx1  x12
                                          2ay  2ay1  xx1  4ay1
                                                    xx1  2a y  y1 
(2) Normal
(2) Normal
        y    x 2  4ay




                x
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )

                        x
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )

                        x
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )                                          x1
                               1 Show the slope of tangent at P is
                                                                   2a
                        x
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )                                          x1
                               1 Show the slope of tangent at P is
                                                                   2a
                                                        2a
                        x      2  slope of normal is 
                                                        x1
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )                                          x1
                               1 Show the slope of tangent at P is
                                                                   2a
                                                        2a
                        x      2  slope of normal is 
                                                        x1
                                             2a
                                   y  y1        x  x1 
                                             x1
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )                                          x1
                               1 Show the slope of tangent at P is
                                                                   2a
                                                        2a
                        x      2  slope of normal is 
                                                        x1
                                             2a
                                   y  y1        x  x1 
                                             x1
                                    x1 y  x1 y1  2ax  2ax1
(2) Normal
        y          x 2  4ay



             P( x1 , y1 )                                          x1
                               1 Show the slope of tangent at P is
                                                                   2a
                                                        2a
                        x      2  slope of normal is 
                                                        x1
                                             2a
                                   y  y1        x  x1 
                                             x1
                                    x1 y  x1 y1  2ax  2ax1
                                    2ax  x1 y  2ax1  x1 y1
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
        y          x 2  4ay




                       x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
        y          x 2  4ay




                       x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
        y          x 2  4ay




                       x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
        y          x 2  4ay
                           y  mx  b



                       x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay      parabola and tangent meet when;
                           y  mx  b



                       x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b       x 2  4a  mx  b 




                        x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b       x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                            x 2  4amx  4ab  0


                        x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0

                        x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
                                                4am   4 1 4ab 
                                                        2
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
                                                4am   4 1 4ab 
                                                        2


                                               16a 2 m 2  16ab
                                               16a  am 2  b 
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
                                                4am   4 1 4ab 
                                                        2


                                                  16a 2 m 2  16ab
                                                  16a  am 2  b 
        two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
                                                4am   4 1 4ab 
                                                        2


                                               16a 2 m 2  16ab
                                               16a  am 2  b 
        two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0
         one solution (touches) when am2  b  0
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
                                                4am   4 1 4ab 
                                                        2


                                               16a 2 m 2  16ab
                                               16a  am 2  b 
        two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0
         one solution (touches) when am2  b  0        (common idea)
(3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola
         y           x 2  4ay         parabola and tangent meet when;
                             y  mx  b        x 2  4a  mx  b 
                                             x 2  4amx  4ab  0
                                      two solutions (cuts) when   0
                                   one solution (touches) when   0
                          x         no solutions (misses) when   0
                                              b2  4ac
                                                4am   4 1 4ab 
                                                        2


                                               16a 2 m 2  16ab
                                               16a  am 2  b 
        two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0
         one solution (touches) when am2  b  0        (common idea)
          no solutions (misses) when am2  b  0
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
             2  3m  b
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
             2  3m  b
               b  2  3m
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
              2  3m  b
                b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
              2  3m  b
                b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
             x2  4 y
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
              2  3m  b
                 b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
             x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
              2  3m  b
                 b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
             x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
              x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
              2  3m  b
                 b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
             x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
              x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
              line is a tangent if   0
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
               2  3m  b
                  b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
              x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
               x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
               line is a tangent if   0
            4m   4 112m  8  0
                    2
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
               2  3m  b
                  b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
              x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
               x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
               line is a tangent if   0
            4m   4 112m  8  0
                    2


                     16m2  48m  32  0
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
               2  3m  b
                  b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
              x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
               x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
               line is a tangent if   0
            4m   4 112m  8  0
                    2


                     16m2  48m  32  0
                          m2  3m  2  0
                    m  1 m  2   0
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
               2  3m  b
                  b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
              x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
               x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
               line is a tangent if   0
            4m   4 112m  8  0
                    2


                     16m2  48m  32  0
                          m2  3m  2  0
                    m  1 m  2   0
                    m  1 or m  2
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
               2  3m  b
                  b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
              x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
               x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
               line is a tangent if   0
            4m   4 112m  8  0
                    2


                     16m2  48m  32  0
                          m2  3m  2  0
                    m  1 m  2   0
                   m  1 or m  2
     tangents are y  x  1 and y  2 x  4
e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y
     passing through the point (3,2).
      tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
               2  3m  b
                  b  2  3m
        tangents are y  mx  2  3m
              x2  4 y
              x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
               x 2  4mx  12m  8  0        Exercise 9G; 1ac, 2ac,
                                                   3a, 4, 7, 9, 11, 12,
               line is a tangent if   0
                                                     13, 15, 17, 18
            4m   4 112m  8  0
                    2


                     16m2  48m  32  0
                          m2  3m  2  0
                    m  1 m  2   0
                   m  1 or m  2
     tangents are y  x  1 and y  2 x  4

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  • 4. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x
  • 5. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x
  • 6. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a P( x1 , y1 ) x
  • 7. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a P( x1 , y1 ) x
  • 8. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a dy x1 P( x1 , y1 ) when x  x1 ,  dx 2a x
  • 9. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a dy x1 P( x1 , y1 ) when x  x1 ,  dx 2a x x1  slope of tangent is 2a
  • 10. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a dy x1 P( x1 , y1 ) when x  x1 ,  dx 2a x x1  slope of tangent is 2a x y  y1  1  x  x1  2a
  • 11. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a dy x1 P( x1 , y1 ) when x  x1 ,  dx 2a x x1  slope of tangent is 2a x y  y1  1  x  x1  2a 2ay  2ay1  xx1  x12
  • 12. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a dy x1 P( x1 , y1 ) when x  x1 ,  dx 2a x x1  slope of tangent is 2a x y  y1  1  x  x1  2a 2ay  2ay1  xx1  x12 2ay  2ay1  xx1  4ay1
  • 13. Tangents & Normals (ii) Using Cartesian (1) Tangent x2 y x 2  4ay y 4a dy x  dx 2a dy x1 P( x1 , y1 ) when x  x1 ,  dx 2a x x1  slope of tangent is 2a x y  y1  1  x  x1  2a 2ay  2ay1  xx1  x12 2ay  2ay1  xx1  4ay1 xx1  2a y  y1 
  • 15. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay x
  • 16. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x
  • 17. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x
  • 18. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x1 1 Show the slope of tangent at P is 2a x
  • 19. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x1 1 Show the slope of tangent at P is 2a 2a x 2  slope of normal is  x1
  • 20. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x1 1 Show the slope of tangent at P is 2a 2a x 2  slope of normal is  x1  2a y  y1   x  x1  x1
  • 21. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x1 1 Show the slope of tangent at P is 2a 2a x 2  slope of normal is  x1  2a y  y1   x  x1  x1 x1 y  x1 y1  2ax  2ax1
  • 22. (2) Normal y x 2  4ay P( x1 , y1 ) x1 1 Show the slope of tangent at P is 2a 2a x 2  slope of normal is  x1  2a y  y1   x  x1  x1 x1 y  x1 y1  2ax  2ax1 2ax  x1 y  2ax1  x1 y1
  • 24. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay x
  • 25. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay x
  • 26. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay x
  • 27. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay y  mx  b x
  • 28. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x
  • 29. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x
  • 30. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 x
  • 31. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 x
  • 32. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x
  • 33. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0
  • 34. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac
  • 35. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac   4am   4 1 4ab  2
  • 36. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac   4am   4 1 4ab  2  16a 2 m 2  16ab  16a  am 2  b 
  • 37. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac   4am   4 1 4ab  2  16a 2 m 2  16ab  16a  am 2  b   two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0
  • 38. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac   4am   4 1 4ab  2  16a 2 m 2  16ab  16a  am 2  b   two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0 one solution (touches) when am2  b  0
  • 39. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac   4am   4 1 4ab  2  16a 2 m 2  16ab  16a  am 2  b   two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0 one solution (touches) when am2  b  0 (common idea)
  • 40. (3) Line cutting/touching/missing parabola y x 2  4ay parabola and tangent meet when; y  mx  b x 2  4a  mx  b  x 2  4amx  4ab  0 two solutions (cuts) when   0 one solution (touches) when   0 x no solutions (misses) when   0   b2  4ac   4am   4 1 4ab  2  16a 2 m 2  16ab  16a  am 2  b   two solutions (cuts) when am2  b  0 one solution (touches) when am2  b  0 (common idea) no solutions (misses) when am2  b  0
  • 41. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2).
  • 42. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b
  • 43. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b
  • 44. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m
  • 45. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m
  • 46. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y
  • 47. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m 
  • 48. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0
  • 49. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 line is a tangent if   0
  • 50. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 line is a tangent if   0  4m   4 112m  8  0 2
  • 51. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 line is a tangent if   0  4m   4 112m  8  0 2 16m2  48m  32  0
  • 52. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 line is a tangent if   0  4m   4 112m  8  0 2 16m2  48m  32  0 m2  3m  2  0  m  1 m  2   0
  • 53. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 line is a tangent if   0  4m   4 112m  8  0 2 16m2  48m  32  0 m2  3m  2  0  m  1 m  2   0 m  1 or m  2
  • 54. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 line is a tangent if   0  4m   4 112m  8  0 2 16m2  48m  32  0 m2  3m  2  0  m  1 m  2   0 m  1 or m  2  tangents are y  x  1 and y  2 x  4
  • 55. e.g. Find the equation of the two tangents to the parabola x 2  4 y passing through the point (3,2). tangent will be of the form y = mx + b  2  3m  b b  2  3m tangents are y  mx  2  3m x2  4 y x 2  4  mx  2  3m  x 2  4mx  12m  8  0 Exercise 9G; 1ac, 2ac, 3a, 4, 7, 9, 11, 12, line is a tangent if   0 13, 15, 17, 18  4m   4 112m  8  0 2 16m2  48m  32  0 m2  3m  2  0  m  1 m  2   0 m  1 or m  2  tangents are y  x  1 and y  2 x  4