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Show that the equation of the line passing through the origin and making an angle θ with the line is y=mx+c is yc=m±tanθ1±mtanθ. - Mathematics

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Show that the equation of the line passing through the origin and making an angle θ with the line `y = mx + c " is " y/c = (m+- tan theta)/(1 +- m tan theta)`.

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The equation of line PA is y = mx + c

This line makes an angle θ with OP.

Slope of line PA = m

Let slope of OP = m1.

Now tan θ = ± `("m"_1 - "m")/(1 + "m"_1"m")`, where m = tan θ

Taking +ve sign, tan θ = ± `("m"_1 - "m")/(1 + "m"_1"m")`

or `(1 + "m"_1"m")tan θ = "m"_1 - "m"`

or tan θ + m1 m tan θ = m1 - m

or m + tan θ = m(1 - m tan θ)

or `"m"_1 = ("m" + tan θ)/(1 - "m" tan θ)`

Taking -ve sign,

`"m"_1 = ("m" + tan θ)/(1 - "m" tan θ)`

`(- 1 + "m"_1"m") tan θ = "m"_1 - "m"`

or (1 + m1m) tan θ  = −m1 + m

m1(1 + m tan θ) = m − tan θ

∴ `"m"_1 = ("m" - tan θ)/(1 + "m" tan θ)`

Therefore, both slopes are represented by `("m" ± tan θ)/(1 "m" ± tan θ)`.

∴ The equation of the line passing through the origin (0, 0),

(y - 0) = m1 (x - 0)

y =m1 × x

or `"y"/"x" = "m"_1`

∴ equation of required lines

`"y"/"x" = ("m" ± tan θ)/(1 ± tan θ)`

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