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Find the vertices of the hyperbola with equation: ((x+2)^2/4)-((y+1)^2/16)=1
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16 is not it casue its under the negatve
sqrt(4) = 2; so the are 2 from center parallel to the x axis
center = (-2,-1) so verts are (-4,-1) and (0,-1)
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