Grade 11Algebra
If the point (H,K ) lies on the line 2x+3y=6 , the smallest value of H square+ k square is?
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Vikas TU
Approved Tutor Answer9 Years agoIf the point (H,K ) lies on the line 2x+3y=6 , the smallest value of H square+ k square would be as follows:
put (H,K) in the given eq.
2h + 3k = 6
or
k = (6 – 2h)/3
Now,
let
M = h^2 + k^2
put value of k in M and differentiate M w.r.t h and equate it to zero.
then put that h values in M to get the minum value.
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