find the equation of the ellipse whose focus are (1,1) and (6,6)
How are you going with this question? Have you attempted the question yet, if so, could you show us what you've done?
Also, a pair of foci are generally not sufficient to determine a particular ellipse
There is the theory states that the sum of distances of any point on the ellipse to the 2 focus is equal to a fixed-length equal to the major axis = 2a and from this geometrical characteristic can get the equation in one line but I wonder Is there any other way to get it without the theory it was a question in my final exam
since the line between your foci is not horizontal, nor vertical, it will be a rotated conic that takes a general form: Ax^2 + Bxy + Cy^2 + Dx + Ey + F = 0 im not proficient at the details, but you could move this by a rotation about the origin by some fancy xy substitutions.
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