If y co-ordenate of a particle moving in x−y plane is given as y=√60−9x2m/s then graph between y and x is
Circle
parabolic
Ellipse
Straightline
A
Straightline
B
parabolic
C
Ellipse
D
Circle
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According to question,
y=√60−9x2
y2=60−x2
x2+y2=60
x2+y2=(√60)2
This is the equation of circle.
The correct option is B.
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