JEE MATHEMATICS MCQ: STRAIGHT LINES

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A \equiv(-4,0), B \equiv(4,0), M

and

N

are variable points on

Y

-axis such that

M

lies below

N

and

M N=4

. If the line joining

A M

and

B N

intersect at

P

, then locus of

P

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Correct option: B

2 x y-16+x^2=0

The correct answer is B (

2xy-16+x^2=0

) because the locus of point P is found by eliminating the parameter 'h' from the equations of lines AM and BN.

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