Hey guys, could someone help me with this system of equations?
I must find the x coordinates of the points of interseption beetween this line and this circumference:
x^2+y^2 = 36
y = (1+ (6(sqrt(2))/5)x-6
I know that the 2 points' x coordinates are x=0 and x= (about) 3,91, but I can't figure out the process.
So, can someone show me the steps to do to get the solutions?
Thanks a lot :)
I apologise for my bad english, it is not my native language.
x^2+y^2 = 36
y = (1+ (6(sqrt(2))/5)x-6
\(x^2+y^2=36\)
\(y=(1+6\times \frac{\sqrt{2}}{5})x-6=2.69705627484x-6\)
\(y^2=7.27411254965x^2-32.3646752981x+36\)
\(x^2+7.27411254965x^2-32.3646752981x+36=36\)
\(8.27411254965x^2-32.3646752981x=0\)
\(x\times(8.27411254965x-32.3646752981)=0\)
\(x_1=0\)
\(y_1=\pm\sqrt{36}=\pm6\) (+6 entfällt)
\(x_2= \frac{32.3646752981}{8.27411254965}\)
\(x_2=3.91155850297\)
\(y_2=\pm\sqrt{36-3.91155850297^2}\)
\(y_2=\pm4.54969340481\) (-4.54969... entfällt)
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y = (1+ (6(sqrt(2))/5)x-6
y = ( [ 1 + √72 ] / 5 ) x - 6
y^2 = ( [ 1 + √72 ]^2 / 25 ) x^2 - (12/5) [ 1 + √72 ] x + 36 =
( [ 73 + 2√72] / 25 ) x^2 - (12/5) [ 1 + √72 ] x + 36
Put this back into x^2 + y^2 = 36 for y^2
x^2 + ( [ 73 + 2√72] / 25 ) x^2 - (12/5) [ 1 + √72 ] x + 36 = 36
x^2 + ( [ 73 + 2√72] / 25 ) x^2 - (12/5) [ 1 + √72 ] x = 0 factor
x ( [ 1 + [ 73 + 2√72] / 25) ] x - (12/5) [ 1 + √72 ] ) = 0 set each factor to 0
x = 0 and
( [ 1 + ( [ 73 + 2√72] / 25) ] x - (12/5) [ 1 + √72 ] ) = 0
[ [25 + 73 + 2√72] / 25] x = [ 12 [ 1 + √72 ] ] / 5
[[ 98 + 2√72] / 25] x = [ 12 + 12 √72] / 5
[ (98 + 2√72) / 5] x = [ 12 + 12 √72]
x = 5* [ 12 + 12 √72] / (98 + 2√72) ≈ 4.9501
Here's the graph : https://www.desmos.com/calculator/wjjz1t33v1
Asinus and I have interpreted this (1+ (6(sqrt(2))/5)x in two different ways.....thus... the different results
[ WolframAlpha says that the parentheses/brackets are mismatched......so what was intended is hard to determine ]
Choose your poison wisely.....
\(x²+[ (1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})x-6]² = 36\)
\(x²+ (1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})²x²-12x(1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})+36 = 36\)
\(x[(1+ (1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})²)x-12(1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5}) ]= 0\)
so: x=0 and \((1+ (1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})²)x-12(1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5}) = 0\)
\( x =\frac{12(1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})}{(1+ (1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})²)}\)
\( x =\frac{12(1+\frac{6\sqrt2}{5})}{1+ 1+\frac{72}{25}+\frac{12\sqrt2}{5}}\)
\( x ={\frac{300+360\sqrt2}{122+60\sqrt2}}\)
\(x=3.91\)