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If an ellipse has foci (±2,0) and vertices (±3,0), locate the vertices of its mi

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Question

If an ellipse has foci (±2,0) and vertices (±3,0), locate the vertices of its minor axis.      A. B. C. D.

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Express the parametric equations without the parameter.      A. B. C. D.

Explanation / Answer

1)centre =(0,0)

a =3 , ae =2

ae/a =2/3

e =2/3

e=(1-(b/a)2)

(1-(b/3)2) =2/3

(1-(b/3)2)=4/9

(b/3)2=1-(4/9)

(b/3)2=5/9

b/3=(5)/3

b=5

vertices of minor axis =(0,b),(0,-b)

vertices of minor axis =(0,5),(0,-5)

2)a2=6,b2=10

e=(1+(b/a)2)

e=(1+(10/6))

e=4/6

ae =4

focie = (ae,0),(-ae,0)

focie=(4,0),(-4,0)

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