circles

figured out the circles part . stuck on the inequality |r1-r2| < C1C2 < |r1 +r2|
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CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffinOP2w ago
since lambda is real and root is involved i am not sure where i can square where i can not
vj25_
vj25_2w ago
yo i got one approach but it may be wrong so can someone confirm we take x^2+y^2=4 and put it in C' 13-4ux=0 (im taking lambda=u) x=13/(4u) this means whenever they will intersect x will remain constant for both points of intersection we take x and put it in C and get y=+-sqrt((64u^2-169))/(4u) now we need y to have 2 distinct values in that also both will have same magnitude but opposite sign so we just do the D>0 for 64u^2-169 by that im getting D option am i missing something and got the answer by coincidence or is this method correct @hardcoreisdead

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