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How to combine a quadratic curve and a line to form an equation with only quadratic terms?

Posted 1 month ago

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This is my own try at making this work with the substitution method. It’s manageable if you know the equation well, but the steps get really tedious with a complex quadratic equation.

L = m x + n y;
ellipseOriginal = (x + x0)^2/a^2 + (y + y0)^2/b^2 == 1; 
ellipseHomogenized1 = 
 ellipseOriginal /. {x0 -> x0*L, y0 -> y0*L, 1 -> L^2}

How to use code to automatically generate such a homogeneous quadratic equation by combining the linear equation and the quadratic curve?

POSTED BY: Bill Blair
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Posted 1 month ago

Homogenize: $w^2 \, f(x/w, y/w)$; get in the form you want; then replace $w$ by $mx+ny$.

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Posted 1 month ago

I have also added my own attempted solutions.

POSTED BY: Bill Blair
Posted 1 month ago

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