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If curves x2=9a(9−y) and x2=a(y+1) intersect orthogonally then value of a is

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4
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Solution

The correct option is C 4
For x2=9a(9y);dydx=2x9a=m1
For x2=a(y+1);dydx=2xa=m2
m1m2=1 gives 4x2=9a2....(1)
also by eliminating y between the equation of curves x2=9a.....(2)
From (1) and (2) we get a=4

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