Find the curve for which the length of normal is equal to the radius vector.

Find the curves for which the length of normal is equal to the radius vector.

The curve for which the length of the normal is equal to the length of the radius vector is/are (a) circles (b) rectangular hyperbola (c) ellipses (d) straight lines

The curve for which the length of the normal is equal to the length of the radius vector is/are (a) circles (b) rectangular hyperbola (c) ellipses (d) straight lines

If the length of the normal for each point on a curve is equal to the radius vector, then the curve (a) is a circle passing through origin (b) is a circle having centre at origin and radius 0 (c) is a circle having centre on x-axis and touching y-axis (iv) is a circle having centre on y-axis and touching x-axis

Find the curve for which the perpendicular from the foot of the ordinate to the tangent is of constant length.

At any point on the curve 2x^2y^2-x^4=c , the mean proportional between the abscissa and the difference between the abscissa and the sub-normal drawn to the curve at the same point is equal to (a)Ordinate (b) radius vector (c)x-intercept of tangent (d) sub-tangent

Find the equation of the plane upon which the length of normal from origin is 10 and direction ratios of this normal are 3,2,6

If equation of the curve is y^2=4x then find the slope of normal to the curve

The length of normal at any point to the curve, y=c cosh(x/c) is

There is curve in which the length of the perpendicular from the orgin to tangent at any point is equal to abscissa of that point. Then,