A normal drawn to the parabola `=4a x` meets the curve again at `Q` such that the angle subtended by `P Q` at the vertex is `90^0dot` Then the coordin
A normal drawn to the parabola `=4a x`
meets the curve again at `Q`
such that the angle subtended by `P Q`
at the vertex is `90^0dot`
Then the coordinates of `P`
can be
`(8a ,4sqrt(2)a)`
(b) `(8a ,4a)`
`(2a ,-2sqrt(2)a)`
(d) `(2a ,2sqrt(2)a)`
A. `(8a,4sqrt(2)a)`
B. (8a,4a)
C. `(2a,-2sqrt(2)a)`
D. `(2a,2sqrt(2)a)`
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Correct Answer - C::D
3,4
`t_(2)=-t_(1)-(2)/(t_(1))`
Also, `(2at_(1))/(at_(1)^(2))xx(2at_(2))/(at_(2)^(2))=-1`
`ort_(1)t_(2)=-4`
`:.(-4)/(t_(1))=-t_(1)-(2)/(t_(1))`
`ort_(1)^(2)+2=4andt_(1)=pmsqrt(2)`
So, the point can be `(2a,pm2sqrt(2)a)`.
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