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lf the tangents from P(h,k) to the circles x2+y2−4x−5=0 and
x2+y2+6x−2y+6=0 are equal then

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2h+10k+11=0
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2h10k+11=0
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10h2k+11=0
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10h+2k+11=0
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Solution

The correct option is D 10h2k+11=0
s1:x2+y24x5=0 and s2:x2+y2+6x2y+6=0
radical axis of given circle is s1s2=0
10x+2y11=0
10x2y+11=0
So, radical axis is a locus of point from which we can
draw tangent of equal length to circles.
So, P(h,k) lie on radical axis of s1 and s2
10h2k+11=0

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