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The equation of a circle with centre (4,1) and having 3x+4y−1=0 as tangent is

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x2+y28x2y8=0
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x2+y28x2y+8=0
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x2+y28x+2y+8=0
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x2+y28x2y+4=0
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Solution

The correct option is A x2+y28x2y+8=0
Given, 3x+4y1=0 is a tangent to a circle with centre (4,1) then r is perpendicular distance of (4,1) from 3x+4y1=0.
r=12+415
r=155=3
So, equation of circle having centre at (4,1) and radius 3 is (x4)2+(y1)2=9
x2+y28x2y+8=0

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