Elements of Conic Sections And Analytical Geometry

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Elements of Conic Sections And Analytical Geometry
James H James Henry Coffin
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• L. , 3, 15, Cor. ; W. , 3, 14, Cor.
72 CONIC SECTIONS.
Therefore R^= ™-^^ (AC. DC)i F7 7V In the same manner it may be shown that r'as . P' ^ ^ Therefore R^ : r^ :: FlOiV^ : FZTZV^.
(132«) Cor. The radius of curvature varies as the cube of the liameter conjugate to that w^hich passes through the point of con- tact. For, in the equation R= . ^ j^^, tje denominator of the fraction is constant ; and therefore R varies as CH^.
(133) Prop. VL Theorem.
In the parabola the squares of the radii o
...f curvature at different points of the curve, are to each other as the cubes of the distances from the focus.
T'lat is, putting R and r for the radii of curvature at M and Z, R2 : r2 :: FM« ; FZ«.
(Fig. 61. ) OF CURVATURE. 78 Draw MP the diameter of the osculating circle, join RP, and draw FL perpendicular to MT. Then will the triangles MRP and FML be similar. * Hence MP : MR=(129) 4FM :: FM : FL.
And squaring, MP^ : 4FM :: FM^ : FL2=;(68c) AF. FM.
leFSP Therefore MF : 4FM' :: FM : AF, and'MP2= AF In the same manner it may be shown that the square of the IfiFT* diameter of curvature at Z= .


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