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D 1√3y2=4ax and
AB is the latus rectum hence point
F(a,0)now area(T)= area bound by the parabolic arc AB and the latus rectum AB
now wee can write the parabola equation as y=±2√ax
taking the positive side of the curve i.e the parabola above x−axis
hence area(T)=2×area bound by y=2√axfrom x=0 to x=a(since the parabola is symmetrical with respect to the x axis
area(T)=2×∫a02√ax
after simplyfying and putting the limits we get
area(T)=83a2
since PQRSis a rectangle and the points P,Q lie on the latus rectum and are parallel to the y axis hence the line RS is also parallel to yaxis and to the latus rectum .
any point on the parabola can be expressed as S(at2,2at)
by the symmetry of the situation we can deduce that point S Is the image of point R with respect to the x axis so the point R(at2,−2at)
hence the points P(a,2at)and Q(a,−2at)
now PS=a−at2(since PS is parallel to the x−axis)
and RS=4at(since RS is parallel to y−axis)
area(PQRS)=PS×RS
=4a2t(1−t2)
given that we have to maximize the area of the rectangle i.e maximize the functionf(t)=4a2t(1−t2)=4a2(t−t3)
for the area to bee maximum f(t)′=0
or 4a2(1−3t2)=0
or t=±1√3
taking t to be positive i.e t=1√3and substituting this value of tin the f(t)
area(PQRS)=4a2×1√3×(1−13)
or area(PQRS)=83√3a2
hence the ratio area(PQRS)area(T)=83a283√3a2=1√3