Math, asked by vaibhav1134, 1 year ago

If the lines represented by the equation 6{{x}^{2}}+41xy-7{{y}^{2}}=0
make angles \alpha
and \beta
with x-axis, then \tan \alpha .\tan \beta
=
A) - 6/7 B) 6/ 7 C) 7/6 D) - 7/6

Answers

Answered by Shaurya0311
0
Do u have a photo of that question it is difficult to read and understand.
Answered by harshp1087
6

Answer:-6/7

Step-by-step explanation:

6x²+41xy-7y²=0

6x²+42xy-xy-7y²=0

6x(x+7y)-y(x+7y)=0

(6x-y)(x+7y)=0

M¹=6 & M²= -1/7

Therefore;

M1M2=6*-1/7

Tan(alpha)*Tan(beta)= -6/7

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