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The general equation of an ellipse in which case it is not centered at the origin and it is tilted is; (x-h)²/a² + (y-k)²/b² = 1.
<h3>What is the general equation of a tilted ellipses not centered at the origin?</h3>
It follows from the task content that the plane shape in discuss is an ellipse which is described by the characteristics that it is tilted and not centered at the origin.
It follows from convention that the general equation of such an ellipse is;
(x-h)²/a² + (y-k)²/b² = 1.
In which case, such an ellipse has center given as point; (h, k).
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Answer: the "m" value (if using y=mx+b) will have" x" as an exponent
D, you have to factor 3 out of 6x squared
We have that
point C and point D have y = 0-----------> (the bottom of the trapezoid).
point A and point B have y = 4e ---------- > (the top of the trapezoid)
the y component of midpoint would be halfway between these lines
y = (4e+ 0)/2 = 2e.
<span>the x component of the midpoint of the midsegment would be halfway between the midpoint of AB and the midpoint of CD.
x component of midpoint of AB is (4d + 4f)/2.
x component of midpoint of CD is (4g + 0)/2 = 4g/2.
x component of a point between the two we just found is
[(4d + 4f)/2 + 4g/2]/2 = [(4d + 4f + 4g)/2]/2 = (4d + 4f + 4g)/4 = d + f + g.
</span>therefore
the midpoint of the midsegment is (d + f + g, 2e)