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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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experimentx · Answer

try googling major axis of ellipse ... and also put your equation on WolframAlpha

anonymous · Answer

i tried alpha, didn't help..but this is what i got so far
x^2/b^2 + y^2 /a^2=1 
x^2/2500 + y^2/8100=1
x^2/50^2 + y^2 / 90^2 = 1

anonymous · Answer

don't know if it's right or not though lol

anonymous · Answer

major axis is like the longest diameter of an ellipse

experimentx · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

a....y^2/90

experimentx · Answer

no ... look for both sides

experimentx · Answer

what is the length ??

anonymous · Answer

hm 50 is one length, 90 is the other

experimentx · Answer

no ... you are not measuring correctly

anonymous · Answer

hmm what are the lengths

experimentx · Answer

how long is your ellipse?

anonymous · Answer

90? :/

anonymous · Answer

i don't know what you mean, that's all i'm seeing haha

experimentx · Answer

no ... look again ... look on both sides.

anonymous · Answer

do i add them together?

experimentx · Answer

anonymous · Answer

that's the pic i'm looking at lol

anonymous · Answer

can you just tell me so i'll know what you mean :)

experimentx · Answer

earlier i game you link .. you should have noted.

experimentx · Answer

in that picture ... how long is that ellipse?

anonymous · Answer

i told you what i thought it wass ha, i don't know another answer

anonymous · Answer

180?

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experimentx · Answer

yes ... that's your major axis.

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