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(5) Find the condition that the line 3x + y = 0 may be perpendicular to one + of the lines given by ax2 +2hxy +by2=0.​

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Answered by azamzaid2007
3

Answer:

The line 3x+y=0 may be perpendicular to one of the line given by ax  

2

+2hxy+by  

2

=0

Auxiliary equation=bm  

2

+2hm+a=0⟶(1)

3x+y=0

slope(m  

1

)=−3

Hence slope  of the line perpendicular to given line.

∴ Slope of one of the lines represented by the joint  equation is  

3

1

.

Now  

3

1

 must be one of the roots of equation

b(  

3

1

)  

2

+2h(  

3

1

)+a=0

b  

9

1

+  

3

2h

+0

b+6h+9a=0(The required condition)

Step-by-step explanation:

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