Columns 1, 2 and 3 contain conics, equations of tangents to the conics and points of contact, respectively.
| Column - 1 | Column - 2 | Column - 3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| (i) | |||
| (ii) | |||
| (iii) | |||
| (iv) |
- A(III) (i) (P)
- B(I) (ii) (Q)
- C(II) (iv) (R)
- D(III) (ii) (Q)
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Correct answer: A
Step 1: Analyze and Match the Columns
First, we need to correctly match the conic in Column 1 with its corresponding tangent equation in Column 2 and point of contact in Column 3. We will assume standard forms for the conics, correcting for apparent typos in the question.
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Conic (I): Circle (assuming the typo should be ).
- The standard equation of a tangent with slope to this circle is . Column 2, option (ii) is .
- The point of contact for this tangent is . For the tangent with the '+' sign, the point is . This matches Column 3, option (Q).
- So, the correct combination for the circle is (I) (ii) (Q).
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Conic (III): Parabola .
- The standard equation of a tangent with slope is . This can be rewritten as , which matches Column 2, option (i).
- The point of contact for this tangent is . This matches Column 3, option (P).
- So, the correct combination for the parabola is (III) (i) (P).
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Conic (II): Ellipse (assuming from ).
- The standard equation of a tangent with slope is . Column 2, option (iv) is .
- The point of contact for this tangent is . For the tangent with the '+' sign, the point is . This matches Column 3, option (R).
- So, the correct combination for the ellipse is (II) (iv) (R).
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Conic (IV): Hyperbola (assuming from ).
- The standard equation of a tangent with slope is . Column 2, option (iii) is .
- The point of contact is . For the tangent with the '+' sign, the point is . This matches Column 3, option (S).
- So, the correct combination for the hyperbola is (IV) (iii) (S).
Step 2: Use the Given Specific Information
We are given that a tangent to one of these conics is the line and its point of contact is .
First, let's verify that the point lies on the line . Substituting gives . The point lies on the line, so the information is consistent.
From the tangent equation , we can identify the slope and the y-intercept .
Step 3: Test each Conic Combination
We will now check which of the matched combinations from Step 1 fits this specific data.
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Parabola (III) (i) (P):
- Conic: .
- Tangent: .
- Point of contact: .
- From the given tangent, . The equation becomes . Comparing this with , we get .
- Now, let's find the point of contact using and : This matches the given point of contact.
- The conic is . Let's check if the point lies on it: and . The point is on the conic.
- This combination is a perfect match for the given information.
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Circle (I) (ii) (Q):
- Tangent intercept . With and , we have , so .
- Point of contact: .
- This does not match .
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Ellipse (II) (iv) (R):
- Tangent intercept . With and , we have , so , which gives .
- Point of contact: .
- This does not match .
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Hyperbola (IV) (iii) (S):
- Tangent intercept . With and , we have , so , which gives .
- Point of contact: .
- This does not match .
Step 4: Conclusion
The only conic that fits the given tangent line and point of contact is the parabola, corresponding to the combination (III) (i) (P). Therefore, the only correct combination among the options is (III) (i) (P).
Looking at the options: A: (III) (i) (P) B: (I) (ii) (Q) C: (II) (iv) (R) D: (III) (ii) (Q)
Option A is the correct choice.
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