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Find the equation of the hyperbola, if its asymptotes are parallel to x+2y12=0 and x2y+8=0. (2,4) is the centre of the hyperbola and it passes through (2,0).

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Solution

Given the assymptotes are parallel to x+2y12=0 and x2y+8=0.
the equation of the assymptotes are
x+2y+l=0 and x2y+m=0
Also, the asymptotes pass through centre (2,4) of the hyperbola
Hence x+2y+l=0
2+2(4)+l=0
2+8+l=0
l=10
x2y+m=0
22(4)+m=0
28+m=0m=6
Equations of the assymptotes are
x+2y10=0 and x2y+6=0
Combined equation of the assymptotes are
(x+2y10) and (x2y+6)=0
Equation of the hyperbola is of the form
(x+2y10)(x2y+6)+k=0
This passes through (2,0)
(2+2(0)10)(22(0)+6)+k=0
(8)(8)+k=0k=64
Equation of the required hyperbola is
(x+2y10)(x2y+6)+64=0

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