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Identify the standard form of the equation by completing the square

Identify the standard form of the equation by completing the square-example-1

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4 x^(2) -9 y^(2) -8x-36y-68=0


4 x^(2) -8x-(9 y^(2) +36y)-68=0


(2x)^(2) -2*(2x)*2-((3y)^(2) +2*(3y)*6)-68=0

add and subtract 2^ to the x-expression and 6^ to the second expression to complete the square.


[(2x)^(2) -2*(2x)*2+4]-4-((3y)^(2) +2*(3y)*6+36-36)-68=0


(2x-2)^(2) -4-((3y+6)^(2) -36)-68=0


(2x-2)^(2) -(3y+6)^(2) -4+36-68=0


(2x-2)^(2) -(3y+6)^(2) -36=0


(2x-2)^(2) -(3y+6)^(2) = 6^(2)

divide by 6 squared


( (2x-2 )/(6) )^(2) -( (3y+6)/(6) )^(2) =1


( (x-1 )/(3) )^(2) -( (y+2)/(2) )^(2) =1


( (x-1)^(2) )/(9) - ((y+2)^(2))/(4) =1

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