An ellipse is divided into two axes, the longer axis is the
major axis and the shorter axis is the minor axis. The length of the major axis
of an ellipse is equal to the sum of two distance: the distance between any
point on the ellipse and one on focus and the distance between the same point
and the other focus. The focus is the point that helps define an ellipse and
every ellipse has two foci. These two distance are also called the red line
segment and blue line segment. Given 6 for red line segment and 4 for blue line
segment therefore, the length of the major axis of the ellipse is 10.
When two triangles are congruent they<span> will </span>have<span> exactly the </span>same <span>three sides and exactly the </span>same<span> three angles. The equal sides and angles may not be in the </span>same<span> position (</span>if<span> there is a turn or a flip), but </span>they<span> are there.</span>
