Find k if the slope of the lines given by kx2+ 4xy - y2 = 0 is 3 times the other.
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value of k = -3
slope of lines given by kx² + 4xy - y² = 0 is three times of the other.
kx² + 4xy - y² = 0 is a homogeneous equation of lines means both the line is passing through origin.
let m is slope of one line then 3m shall be the slope of the other line.
then equations of lines are y = mx and y = 3mx
so, (mx - y)(3mx - y ) = kx² + 4xy - y²
⇒3m²x² - 4mxy + y² = kx² + 4xy - y²
⇒-1(-3m²x² + 4mxy - y²) = kx² + 4xy - y²
on comparing we get,
k = -3m², 4m = 4 ⇒m = 1
so, k = -3(1)² = -3
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