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y−1=m1(x−3) and y−3=m2(x−1) are two family of straight lines, at right angled to each other. The locus of their point of intersection is?

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x2+y22x6y+10=0
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x2+y24x4y+6=0
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x2+y22x6y+6=0
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x2+y24x4y6=0
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Solution

The correct option is A x2+y24x4y+6=0
Given y1=m1(x3) and y3=m2(x1)

m1=y1x3,m2=y3x1

As the lines are at right angled to each other.

Slopes product =1

Hence,

m1×m2=1

y1x3×y3x1=1

y24y+3=(x24x+3)

x2+y24x4y+6=0

the locus of intersection x2+y24x4y+6=0

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