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Senior high school mathematics compulsory 2 analytic geometry
Let a (x 1, y 1) and b (x2, y2).

Equation of simultaneous l and circle

y=k(x+2√2)

x? +y? =4

Eliminate y:

( 1+k? )x? +4√2k? x+8k? -4=0

δ=(4√2k? )? -4(8k? -4)( 1+k? )

= 16- 16k? ≥0

So - 1≤k≤ 1

According to Vieta's theorem:

x 1+x2=-4√2k? /( 1+k? )

x 1x2=(8k? -4)/( 1+k? )

|AB|? =(x 1-x2)? +(y 1-y2)?

=( 1+k? )(x 1-x2)?

=( 1+k? )[(x 1+x2)? -4x 1x2]

=( 1+k? )[32k^4/( 1+k? )? -4(8k? -4)/( 1+k? )]

= 16( 1-k? )/( 1+k? )

Distance from o to l d=|2√2k|/√( 1+k? )

So the ABO area of the triangle =d*AB/2.

=2|2√2k|√( 1-k? )/( 1+k? )

=4√2√[( 1-k? )k? /( 1+k? )? ]

Let y=[( 1-k? )k? /( 1+k? )? ]

Do k? =t

So y=[( 1-t)t/( 1+t)? ]

=(-t? +t)/(t? +2t+ 1)

=- 1+(3t+ 1)/(t? +2t+ 1)

=- 1+3(t+ 1/3)/(t? +2t+ 1)

Use this method again, I know.

When t= 1/3, y has a maximum value.

This is k? = 1/3

So k = √ 3/3.

So L:y=k(x+2√2)