Given circle,
x−2=5‌cos‌θ,y+1=5sin‌θ, where
θ is the perimeter.
‌⇒(x−2)2+(y+1)2=(5‌cos‌θ)2+(5sin‌θ)2‌=25(cos2θ+sin‌2θ)=25∴ The circle has a centre at
(h,k)=(2,−1) and a radius,
rc=5Now, the line equation is
x=1+‌ and
y=−2+‌r. This is parametric form.
Let
x1=1,y1=−2The direction vector of the line is
(‌,‌)So, the slope of the line,
m=‌⇒‌‌‌=√3Now, the equation of line is
‌y−y1=m(x−x1)⇒y−(−2)=√3(x−1)⇒y+2=√3x−√3⇒√3x−y−(2+√3)=0Now, calculate the distance from the center of the circle to line,
d=‌Here,
(x0,y0)=(2,−1) and the line is
√3x−y−(2+√3)=0So,
A=√3,B=−1,C=−(2+√3)d‌=‌| |√3(2)+(−1)(−1)−(2+√3)| |
| √(√3)2+(−1)2 |
‌=‌| |2√3+1−2−√3| |
| √3+1 |
‌=‌≈0.366<5So, the line intersects the circle at two distinct points, meaning it is a secant to the circle.
So, the line is a chord of circle other than diameter.