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Let 0θπ2 and x=Xcosθ+Ysinθ,y=XsinθYcosθ such that
x2+4xy+y2=aX2+bY2, where a,b are constants. Then

A
a=1,b=3
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θ=π4
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a=3,b=1
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D
θ=π3
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Solution

The correct options are
B θ=π4
C a=3,b=1
x2+4xy+y2=(x+y)2+2xy
=[(Xcosθ+Ysinθ)+(XsinθYcosθ)]2+2(Xcosθ+Ysinθ).(XsinθYcosθ)
=[(XY)cosθ+(X+Y)sinθ]2+2.XY(sin2θcos2θ)+2(X2Y2)sinθ.cosθ
=X2+Y2+4(X2Y2)sinθ.cosθ+2.XY(sin2θcos2θ)
=X2(1+4cosθ.sinθ)+Y2(14sinθ.cosθ)+2.XY(sin2θcos2θ)
=aX2+bY2
comparing coefficient,
cos2θ=sin2θtan2θ=1θ=π4
and a=3,b=1
Hence, options 'B' and 'C' are correct.

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