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Question 1151192: put the equation 16x^2+y^2+64x-2y+67=0 into conic standard form
Found 3 solutions by Edwin McCravy, MathLover1, ikleyn: Answer by Edwin McCravy(20059) (Show Source):
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Swap the 2nd and 3rd terms on the left to get the terms together
for each letter:
Subtract the constant term from both sides:
Factor out 16 out of the first two terms, and 1 out of
the last two terms:
We complete the square inside the first parentheses:
1. Multiply the coefficient of x, which is 4, by one-half, getting 2.
2. Square 2, getting 4.
3. Add +4 at the end of the first parentheses.
4. Since the number in front of the parentheses is 16, adding 4 inside
the parentheses amounts to adding 16∙4 or 64 to the left side, so
we add 64 to the right side:
We complete the square inside the second parentheses:
1. Multiply the coefficient of y, which is -2, by one-half, getting -1.
2. Square -1, getting +1.
3. Add +1 at the end of the first parentheses.
4. Since the number in front of the parentheses is 1, adding 4 inside
the parentheses amounts to adding 1∙1 or 1 to the left side, so
we add 1 to the right side:
Next we factor the quadratics in the parentheses:
This does not represent a conic because the left side is positive
and the right side is negative.
We get 1 on the right side by dividing each term by -2
We divide top and bottom of the first fraction by 16
If this were a real conic, there would not be a negative number
on the bottom of either term, but only positive numbers.
Did you copy the problem wrong?
Edwin
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): Answer by ikleyn(52799) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
Edwin just derived this standard conic equation for you
+ = -1.
This equation describes the empty set of points.
Indeed, the equation has the left side non-negative (as the sum of two squares), while its right side is the negative number,
so the equation has no real solutions.
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