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If the slope of one of the two lines given by xa2xyhybx2a+2xyh+y2b=0 is twice that of the other, then ab : h2 = ______.

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If the slope of one of the two lines given by `"x"^2/"a" + "2xy"/"h" + "y"^2/"b" = 0` is twice that of the other, then ab : h2 = ______.

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  • 1 : 2

  • 2 : 1

  • 8 : 9

  • 9 : 8

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If the slope of one of the two lines given by `"x"^2/"a" + "2xy"/"h" + "y"^2/"b" = 0` is twice that of the other, then ab : h29 : 8.

Explanation:

ax2 + 2hxy + by2 =0

m1 + m2 = `(-2"h")/"b"` and m1m2 = `"a"/"b"`

where m1 = Km2 

Km1 + m2 = `(-2"h")/"b"`

m2(K+1) =`(-2h)/(b)` 

m2 = `(-2h)/(b(K+1))` 

Km2m2 = `a/b`

`"K" "m"_2^2 = a/b`

`"K" ((-2h)/(b(K+1)))^2 = a/b`

`K (4h^2)/(b^2(K+1)^2) = a/b`

`4Kh^2 = (K+1)^2ab`

`4(2)(1/h)^2 = 9 1/a 1/b`

`8/h^2 =9/(ab)`

`(ab)/h^2=9/8`

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Chapter 4: Pair of Straight Lines - Miscellaneous Exercise 4 [Page 129]

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Balbharati Mathematics and Statistics 1 (Arts and Science) [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 4 Pair of Straight Lines
Miscellaneous Exercise 4 | Q 1.06 | Page 129

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