The difference of the tangents of the angles made by the lines 3x2 – 2xy –y2 = 0 with x-axis is
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given equation is 3x^2 - 2xy - y^2 =0
3x^2 - 3xy + xy -y^2 = 0
3x(x-y) + y (x - y) =0
(3x +y)(x -y) =0
so the lines are 3x+y =0 and x-y = 0
i.e
y = -3x
and y = x
tangent of the angle made by a line with x axis is its slope.
so required difference is the difference of slopes which is -3 -1 =-4 or 1-(-3) = 4
3x^2 - 3xy + xy -y^2 = 0
3x(x-y) + y (x - y) =0
(3x +y)(x -y) =0
so the lines are 3x+y =0 and x-y = 0
i.e
y = -3x
and y = x
tangent of the angle made by a line with x axis is its slope.
so required difference is the difference of slopes which is -3 -1 =-4 or 1-(-3) = 4
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