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The equation x^(2)+2xy+4=0 is transforme...

The equation `x^(2)+2xy+4=0` is transformed to the parallel axes through the point `(6, lambda)`. For what value of `lambda` its new form passes through the new origin ?

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`-3(1)/(3)`
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