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@Apu
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.i did this thru very long way
by taking paramateric coordinates as Rtheta1 and theta 2 then finding relation between theta 1 and theta 2 and then finally section formula
so it got a bit lengthy
is there any other better method to this?
uhh im not able to understand this could u draw a rough figure to explain pls?
Yea, wait I gotta clear this up too :uhh:
Yeah, it was correct
I just couldn't visualize the value coming out in factors of 19. (effects of not doing koschens)
anyways show me the figure u were talking abt
I hope its clear how this is the maximum distance between the 2 points
(If not try visualizing it being pushed a little clockwise and anti-clockwise, otherwise, you can also notice the radial symmetry)
wow what a beatiful soln yr
i thought of something like this but i was not clear that the circle will have same centre or not
Notice the radial symmetry here.
yeahh now im getting it
Meaning that if you have a locus of all points (whatever it be) and rotate the figure about the center, it will still be the same and hence it being the same center
noted..thanks for this soln, i wasted 10 mins rushing thru calculations to get that ans lol
+solved @SirLancelotDuLac
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