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Find the foci for the ellipse of (x+8)^2/16+(y+2)^2/4=1
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first determine your a and b: a is always greater than b a^2 = 16 b^2 = 4 --> c^2 = a^2 - b^2 --> c^2 = 12 --> c = 2sqrt3 this is distance the foci are from center center: (-8,-2) major axis is horizontal because a^2 is under "x" term foci: (-8 +-2sqrt3, -2)
what other way can you writhe the answer out cause im taking an class online and its not letting me put it in as that
and thank for exlplaining it to me
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well there are 2 focus points in an ellipse right. so im guessing it will ask for 2 different points i just wrote it as plus/minus, so split it into 2 points....one with -8+2sqrt3 and -8 -2sqrt3
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