SOLUTION: Convert the equation 6x^2-3y^2+12x-18y-3=0 to the standard form of a hyperbola. Thank you.
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Convert the equation 6x^2-3y^2+12x-18y-3=0 to the standard form of a hyperbola. Thank you.
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Move constant term to RHS, group by variable, and factor lead coefficient from each group:
Complete the square on each group and compensate in the RHS considering the lead coefficient on each group:
Factor the two perfect square trinomials, divide both sides by the constant term in the RHS, and arrange with positive term leading:
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