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Can someone help me find the answer been trying for like 30 mins and can't seem to find whats wrong: Find the constant sum for an ellipse with foci F1 (-20, 0), F2 (20, 0) and the point on the ellipse (-21, 0).
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sqrt(-20-0)^2+(-21-0)^2+sqrt(20-0)^2+(-21-0)^2 this how I set it up
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Your question is asking to find the constant sum for an ellipse meaning which means you have to find the distance/length of the line segments from each of the foci to the given points. You always use the distance formula to find any length or distance of two given points.
So is my set up incorrect
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