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Standard XII

Mathematics

Distinguishing between Conics from General Equation and Eccentricity

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If the abscissae and ordinates of the ends of a diameter of a circle are the roots of the equations x2-x-1 0 and 2y2+ 3y +1 0 respectively, then the equation of the circle is

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