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1 year ago

Find center,foci and vertices of ellipse for 4x2+y2+2x-10y=6

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grandymaker [24]1 year ago

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Answer:

center:

(-0.25, 5)

foci :

(-0.25, 0.158771) | (-0.25, 9.84123)

vertices :

(-0.25, -0.59017) | (-0.25, 10.5902)

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