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a. 2x = 1 b =
c. " - 3x d, v২৪ |​

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Answered by singhdisha687
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Answer:

Given equation is 3x

2

−4xy−2y

2

−3x−2y−1=0

Let (x

1

,y

1

) be a point to which the origin is shifted by translation

Let (X,Y) be the new coordinates of the point (x,y)

∴ the equations of the transformation are x=X+x

1

,y=Y+y

1

Now the transformed equation is

3(X+x

1

)

2

−4(X+x

1

)(Y+y

1

)−2(Y+y

1

)

2

−3(X+x

1

)−2(Y+y

1

)−1=0

⇒3(X

2

+2Xx

1

+x

1

2

)−4(XY+Xy

1

+Yx

1

+x

1

y

1

)−2(Y

2

+y

1

2

+2YY

1

)−3X−x

1

−2Y−2y

1

−1=0

⇒3X

2

+3x

1

2

+6Xx

1

−4Xy

1

−4x

1

Y−4x

1

y

1

−2Y

2

−2y

1

2

+4Yy

1

−3X−3x

1

−2Y−2y

1

−1=0

⇒(3X

2

−4XY−2Y

2

)+(3x

1

2

−2y

1

2

−4x

1

y

1

−3x

1

−2y

1

−1)+2X(3x

1

−2y

1

2

3

)+2Y(−2x

1

+2y

1

−1)=0

Solving the first degree terms,we have

3x

1

−2y

1

=

2

3

−2x

1

+2y

1

=1

Adding the above equations, we get

3x

1

−2y

1

−2x

1

+2y

1

=

2

3

+1

⇒x

1

=

2

5

From equation ,−2x

1

+2y

1

=1

⇒2y

1

=1+2x

1

=1+2×

2

5

=1+5=6

⇒y

1

=

2

6

=3

∴(x

1

,y

1

)=(

2

5

,3)

Hence the point is (

2

5

,3)

Step-by-step explanation:

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