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The ellipse with x-intercepts (5, 0) and (-5, 0); y-intercepts (0, 3) and (0, -3)??
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You want the equation?
@Xmoses1 ?
Oh yeah sorry how do i write it out?
|dw:1394148166007:dw|
Oh ok i see then i just insert the x and y and solve using the equation?
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No, you have to find the equation of the ellipse yeah? So you need to have those x and y's in the equation as they serve as the locus of all possible points on that ellipse. You have to substitute a and b's values to get the final ellipse equation. :)
Ok thanks for the help!
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