What loci are represented by the equations : (x2−1)2+(y2−4)2=0.
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Solution
(x2−1)2+(y2−4)2=0(y2−4)2=−(x2−1)2
Both the side of equation are perfect saqure. A perfect saqure can only be equal to negative of other perfect saqure if both L.HS and R.H.S of the equation are zero.
L.H.S is zero at y=2,−2 and R.H.S is zero at x=1,−1
So the given equation only represents four points i.e. (1,2),(1,−2),(−1,2) and (−1,−2)