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The equation of the hyperbola with centre at the origin the length of transverse axis 6 and one focus is (0,4) is (i) `9x^(2) - 7y^(2) = 63` (ii) `7y^(2) - 9x^(2) = 63` (iii) `9y^(2) - 7x ^(2) = 63` (iv) `7x^(2)-9y^(2)=63`

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`9x^(2) - 7y^(2) = 63`

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`7y^(2) - 9x^(2) = 63`

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`9y^(2) - 7x ^(2) = 63`

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`7x^(2)-9y^(2)=63`

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