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Further Coordinate Systems 18 November 2018 Idea ? What would happen if these were two different constants? Def.

Equation of an Ellipse 18 November 2018 Idea Ex

Equation of an Ellipse 18 November 2018 Ex Page 24 Exercise 2A

Tangents and Normals to an Ellipse 18 November 2018 Equations of tangents and normals are most easily found using the parametric form. Idea Ex

Tangents and Normals to an Ellipse 18 November 2018 Ex

Hyperbolic Functions 18 November 2018 Ex

Tangents and Normals to an Ellipse 18 November 2018 Ex Page 27 Exercise 2B

Further Coordinate Systems 18 November 2018 ? What would happen if this were subtract rather than add? Def.

Further Coordinate Systems 18 November 2018 ? What are the asymptotes of a standard hyperbola?

Further Coordinate Systems 18 November 2018 ? What are the two parametric forms for a standard hyperbola?

Equation of a Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex

Equation of a Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex Page 30 Exercise 2C

Equation of a Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex

Equation of a Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex

Equation of a Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex

Equation of a Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex Page 33 Exercise 2D

Focus and Directrix 18 November 2018 A parabola is the locus of points equidistant between a fixed point (the focus) and a fixed line (the directrix) FP1

Focus and Directrix 18 November 2018 A parabola is the locus of points P(x, y) equidistant between a fixed point S (the focus) and a fixed line (the directrix) FP1 S

Focus and Directrix 18 November 2018 Idea S

Ex Eccentricity Def. The constant e is called the eccentricity 18 November 2018 Def. The constant e is called the eccentricity eccentricity 0 < e < 1 e = 1 e > 1 P describes an ellipse P describes a parabola P describes (half) a hyperbola Ex

Eccentricity and the Ellipse 18 November 2018 ? Res. ?

Eccentricity and the Ellipse 18 November 2018 Ex

Eccentricity and the Ellipse 18 November 2018 Ex

Eccentricity and the Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex

Eccentricity and the Hyperbola 18 November 2018 Ex Page 39 Exercise 2E

Rectangular Hyperbola Coordinate Systems 18 November 2018 ? Complete a table summarising the four coordinate systems you have encountered. Parabola Rectangular Hyperbola Ellipse Standard Hyperbola Cartesian equation Parametric equation General point, P Tangent at P Normal at P

Loci associated with conics 18 November 2018 Ex

Loci associated with conics 18 November 2018 Ex Page 43 Exercise 2F

? M1 Labels Ex Ex Def. Idea Reference to previous module 1 18 November 2018 M1 Reference to previous module 1 ? Quick Question Def. Definition Idea Key Idea Ex Example Ex Exercise