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Standard XII
Mathematics
Centre of Hyperbola
Show that the...
Question
Show that the line represented by equation
x
=
a
y
+
b
,
z
=
c
y
+
d
in symmetrical form is
x
−
b
a
=
y
1
=
z
−
d
c
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Solution
x
=
a
y
+
b
,
z
=
c
y
+
d
∴
x
−
b
a
=
y
,
z
−
d
c
=
y
∴
x
−
b
a
=
y
1
=
z
−
d
c
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