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find the ortogonal trajectory

1.y^2=x^3/(2a-x)

2.(x^2+y^2)^2=(x^2-y^2)a^2

solve

1.p^3+4xyp+8y^2=0 where p=dy/dx

(this is an eqn solvable for x)

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  1. p^3+4xyp+8y^2=0 where p=dy/dx

    -p^3 - 8y^2= 4xyp

    -p^3 - 8y^2 / 4yp= x

    -p^3/4yp    - 8y^2 / 4yp = x

    -p^2/4y  - 2y / p = x

    I don't know what your talking about on the first eq.


  2. Eleventy-leven!

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