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All correct, up to foci. The only point is that centre is at (h,k), not (k,h).
I believe you missed out the minor vertices.
The major axis is vertical, so major vertices are \((h, k\pm b)\) Similarly, the minor vertices are \((h\pm a, k)\)
The foci should be on the major axis, so you're good.
Oh, sorry, I missed it. :( For a vertical major axis, only the y varies, so foci would be \((h,k\pm b)\). For a horizontal major axis, only the x varies, so foci would be \((h\pm a,k)\).
Correction: change the a & b to c
For a vertical major axis, only the y varies, so foci would be (h,k±c). For a horizontal major axis, only the x varies, so foci would be (h±c,k).
No, your other answers are good, they do not depend on the foci location.
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