Tangents to a Second-Order Curve
[30/87%]Find the necessary and sufficient condition for the line to:
intersect the circle ;
not intersect this circle;
be tangent to this circle.
Set up the equation of the tangent to the quadric
at the origin.
Set up the equations of the tangents to the ellipse
drawn from the point .
Set up the equations of the tangents to the ellipse
passing through the point:
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Set up the equation of the tangent to the hyperbola :
parallel to the line ;
perpendicular to the line .
Set up the equations of the tangents to the hyperbola
passing through the point:
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Set up the equation of the tangents to the parabola , passing through the point:
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Draw tangents to the quadric through the points:
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Find the conditions necessary and sufficient for it to be possible to draw from the point to the hyperbola:
two tangents;
one tangent;
no tangent at all.
Find the necessary and sufficient condition for tangency of the line and the ellipse
Prove that for any value of the line
is tangent to one and the same ellipse. Set up its equation.
Find the necessary and sufficient condition for tangency of the line with the hyperbola
Prove that for any value of the line
is tangent to one and the same hyperbola, given by its canonical equation. Set up the equation of this hyperbola.
Find the necessary and sufficient condition for tangency of the line and the parabola .
(Dual quadric.) Prove that the line is tangent to the nondegenerate real quadric (6.1) or is one of its asymptotes if and only if and satisfy the equation
Let be a second-order curve for which or . Prove that the line is tangent to the curve , passes through its singular point, or is an asymptote if and only if the following equality holds:
Prove that for any value of the line is tangent to one and the same parabola, given by its canonical equation. Find the equation of this parabola.
Set up the equation of the common tangents to the ellipses
An ellipse having foci at the points and is tangent to the line . Set up the equation of the ellipse.
Set up the equation of a second-order curve that is tangent to the lines at the points and to the line . Find the point of tangency with the last line.
Write the equation of a hyperbola having as asymptotes the lines and tangent to the line .
Set up the equation of a parabola tangent to the axes and at the points and , respectively.
Set up the equation of a second-order curve tangent to the sides of a triangle and having its center at the point , if the coordinates of the vertices are known.
Prove that the product of the distances from the foci of an ellipse to any tangent to it equals the square of the minor semi-axis.
Prove that the product of the distances from the foci of a hyperbola to any tangent to it equals the square of the imaginary semi-axis.
The foci of a hyperbola, , and the equation of a tangent line, , are given. Find the semi-axes of the hyperbola.
Find the locus of the points of intersection of mutually perpendicular tangents to a given ellipse with semi-axes .
An ellipse with semi-axes and , where , moving in the plane remains tangent to the coordinate axes while staying in the first quadrant. What curve does the center of the ellipse trace?
Find the locus of the vertices of right angles whose sides are tangent to a given hyperbola with semi-axes and .
Find the locus of the feet of the perpendiculars dropped from the focus of a parabola onto the tangents to it.