Let 0≤θ≤π2 and x=Xcosθ+Ysinθ,y=Xsinθ−Ycosθ such that x2+4xy+y2=aX2+bY2, where a,b are constants. Then
A
a=−1,b=3
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B
θ=π4
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C
a=3,b=−1
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D
θ=π3
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Solution
The correct options are Bθ=π4 Ca=3,b=−1 x2+4xy+y2=(x+y)2+2xy =[(Xcosθ+Ysinθ)+(Xsinθ−Ycosθ)]2+2(Xcosθ+Ysinθ).(Xsinθ−Ycosθ) =[(X−Y)cosθ+(X+Y)sinθ]2+2.XY(sin2θ−cos2θ)+2(X2−Y2)sinθ.cosθ =X2+Y2+4(X2−Y2)sinθ.cosθ+2.XY(sin2θ−cos2θ) =X2(1+4cosθ.sinθ)+Y2(1−4sinθ.cosθ)+2.XY(sin2θ−cos2θ) =aX2+bY2 comparing coefficient, cos2θ=sin2θ⇒tan2θ=1⇒θ=π4 and a=3,b=−1 Hence, options 'B' and 'C' are correct.