Can the intersection points between a circle and a parabola be algebraicly defined? I end up with polynomial degree 6. Thank you.
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Karl
2023년 5월 29일
답변: Shaik mohammed ghouse basha
2023년 5월 29일
Circle equation:(x-m)^2+(y-n)^2=r^2 Parabola equation: (x-h)^2=4*f*(y-k)
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Shaik mohammed ghouse basha
2023년 5월 29일
Hello,
As for my interpreation of your question, you are asking for a generalised equation for x and y coordinates when a circle of equation intersects with parabola of equation
The point of intersection lies on both circle and parabola. Let the point be of form (h+t, k + (t^2/4f) ).
This point lies on circle so we can write,
Upon expanding this equation you get a polynomial of degree 4.
Solving these equation you get possible values of t.
Using these value you can find the intersection points by inserting values of t in
This approach reduces polynomial to be solved from 6 degree to 4 degree but general terms can be quite complex.
For a four degree equation of form
we have solutions:
You can find a general equation by solving that four degree polynomial and substituing in coordinates but they turn out to be very complex.
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