how do you convert 16x^2-y^2+2y-17=0 into standard form?
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16x2-y2+2y-1-16=0, (completing the square)

16x2-(y-1)2=16,

x2-(y-1)2/16=1 (standard form of hyperbola, centre (0,1)).

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