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Show that every homogeneous equation of degree two in x and y , i.e., ax² +2hxy + by² = 0 represents a pair of lines passing through origin if h²- ab ≥ 0.​

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Answered by Anonymous
63

Answer:

Let the two lines be y = mı,x and y through origin.

y - mx= 0 and y – m2x = 0

= (y – mịx)(y – m,x)

= 0

y – (mı + m2)xy + m, m2x? = 0; Where m,and m, are slopes of lines.

Then

y – (sum of slopes)xy +(product of slopes)x2 = 0

It represents pair of straight lines passing through origin.

Now,ax + 2hxy + by? = 0

2h

→ y? + b ху + a x2 = 0

b

So

mi + m2 = and m m2 = a b

A.M is greater than G.M

So,

mi + m2

2 > m; m2 = (m + m2)² > 4m, m,

AI 4a b 4h2 b2

h> ab

h - ab >0

-2h

b=m2x

Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

Answer

Let two lines y=m

1

,x and y=m

2

x passess through origin.

⇒y−m

1

x=0 and y−m

2

x=0

⇒(y−m

1

x)(y−m

2

x)=0

∴y

2

−(m

1

+m

2

)xy+m

1

m

2

x

2

=0; Where m

1

and m

2

are slopes of lines.

∴y

2

−(sum of slopes)xy+(product of slopes)x

2

=0

It represents pair of straight lines passing through origin.

Now,

ax

2

+2hxy+by

2

=0

⇒y

2

+

b

2h

xy+

b

a

x

2

=0

⇒m

1

+m

2

=

b

−2h

and m

1

m

2

=

b

a

⇒A.M≥G.M

2

m

1

+m

2

m

1

m

2

⇒(m

1

+m

2

)

2

≥4m

1

m

2

b

2

4h

2

b

4a

⇒h

2

≥ab

∴h

2

−ab≥0

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