Question

\frac{X^2}{16}+\frac{y^2}{25}=1The length of the major axis is:

5
10
25

Answer 1

SOrry Im Depending on you to much @Zowie

Answer 2

Yeah. I have no clue what that says. XD Sorry. Re-type it.

Answer 3

@zowie im ded

Answer 4

GIve me a sec

Answer 5

Why? Okay.

Answer 6

math is killed me x.x

Answer 7

(x^2/16)+(y^2/25)=1

Answer 8

The length of the major axis is:

5
10
25

Answer 9

Did you graph this?

Answer 10

Yeah, but I couldnt figure what the major axis was :L

Answer 11

Do you know how to find it?

Answer 12

No, sadly ;-;

Answer 13

Okay well when you graph it it looks like this: http://prntscr.com/gnjeil
Remember Major is the longer side and minor is the shorter side. So In this case the vertical axis or the y-axis is the major since it is longer. Then you simply count how long/wide it is. Try it and tell me what you get.

Answer 14

Am I stating the point at which it is or like how long it is. If it's how long it would be 5 or -5 or it would be (0,5) , (0.-5)

Answer 15

Did I get that right?

Answer 16

You can start at either point (0,5) or (0,-5) and then you would count to the other side of the oval. http://prntscr.com/gnjheu If that drawing even makes sense.

Answer 17

OHHHHH, I get it now.

Answer 18

So the answer would then be twelve?

Answer 19

Tysm once again you explained it perfectly. :D

Answer 20

Im am so grateful :D

Answer 21

Ofc! <3 Anytime.

Answer 22

12 is not even one of the answer choices

It should be the square root of the larger denominator then times 2

Answer 23

I got it :D dont worry

Answer 24

ty tho

Answer 25

What do you think it is?

Answer 26

Its ten right?

Answer 27

Good

Answer 28

:D ty tho fr