Let the rectangular hyperbola be
xy=c2, and the circle be
x2+y2=r2 with a common center
C(0,0)
From equation of hyperbola y=c2x
To find the common points of hyperbola and circle let's put the value of y from equation of hyperbola into equation of circle, we get,
⇒x2+(c2x)2=r2
⇒x2+c4x2=r2
⇒(x2)2−(r2)x2+c4=0 .... (1)
Taking Eq (1) as a quadratic equation in x2, the sum of roots of the equation is:
=(x1)2+(x2)2=r2 or (x3)2+(x4)2−=r2 .... (2)
Similarly if we put the value of x from equation of hyperbola into equation of circle, we get
⇒y2+(c2y)2=r2
⇒y2+c4y2=r2
⇒(y2)2−(r2)y2+c4=0 .... (3)
Taking Eq (3) as a quadratic equation in y2, the sum of roots of the equation is:
(y1)2+(y2)2=r2 or (y3)2+(y4)2=r2 .... (4)
If the center is C(0,0) and P,Q,R,S be (x1,y1), (x2,y2), (x3,y3) and (x4,y4) respectively.
Hence CP2=x21+y21
CQ2=x22+y22
CR2=x23+y23
CS2=x24+y24
Now, CP2+CQ2+CR2+CS2= x21+y21 + x22+y22 + x23+y23 + x24+y24
⇒CP2+CQ2+CR2+CS2= x21+x22 + x23+x24 + y21+y22 + y23+y24 ....(5)
Putting values from eq(2) and eq.(4) into eq(5), we get,
⇒CP2+CQ2+CR2+CS2= r2+r2+r2+r2=4r2
Hence comparing with kr2, k=4