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By Definition of Ellipse, Or: N (H, B+K) P (X, Y) Q (H+D, K) L (H-D, B+H)

The document contains mathematical equations and definitions related to ellipses and hyperbolas. It defines key terms like focuses, directrices, major and minor vertices. Equations (1.1) through (1.4.1) derive the relationship between the distance from the center to the focus and directrix for ellipses. Similarly for hyperbolas, equations (1.4) through completing the square derive the relationship between the distance from the center to the focus and directrix. The document provides equations and definitions for key geometric properties of ellipses and hyperbolas.

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By Definition of Ellipse, Or: N (H, B+K) P (X, Y) Q (H+D, K) L (H-D, B+H)

The document contains mathematical equations and definitions related to ellipses and hyperbolas. It defines key terms like focuses, directrices, major and minor vertices. Equations (1.1) through (1.4.1) derive the relationship between the distance from the center to the focus and directrix for ellipses. Similarly for hyperbolas, equations (1.4) through completing the square derive the relationship between the distance from the center to the focus and directrix. The document provides equations and definitions for key geometric properties of ellipses and hyperbolas.

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N(h,b+k)

P(x,y)

L(h-d,b+h)

D'(h-d,k)

V'(h-a,k)

F'(h-c,k)

(h,k)

Q(h+d,k)

F(h+c,k)

V(h+a,k)

D(h+d,k)

By definition of ellipse,
Or

Similarly,
Or

The focuses are

And
The Major vertices are

and

And Minor vertices ate


And the Directrices are

....(1.1)
[

Similarly,
..(1.2)

And

Adding equations (1.1.1) and (1.1.2)

That is from the centre to the directrix is


(

And from the centre to the focus is

Again

.(1.3)
[

( )

.(1.3.1)
But for hyperbola

.. (1.4)
(

But

)
(

... (1.4.0)

) ,

From the centre to the directrix is

)
(

(
)

)
(

)
( )

( )

(1.4.0) and (1.4.1) into (1.4)

Dividing through by (

Completing the square on the

From

( ) )

For Hyperbola,
Equation of hyperbola is given by

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