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The line x = at2 meets the ellipse in the real points if
- |t| < 2
- |t| ≤ 1
- |t| > 1
- None of these
Hint:
put the value of x into the equation of ellipse to get the value of y . find out the condition in which y becomes real
The correct answer is: |t| ≤ 1
|t|<=1
When x=at2, t4 + y2/b2=1 ,
y2= (1-t4)b2
y=±√(1-t4)b2 = ±b√(1-t4)
for y to be real, 1-t4>=0
|t|<=1
the term has to be greater than or equal to 0 inside the square root in order for the expression to give real values.
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