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Warm up: HW: Ellipse/Hyperbola Quiz Review Write an equation for the Ellipse with focal point (0, 3), center at (4, 3)and major axis length 10 HW: Ellipse/Hyperbola Quiz Review

HW Answers: Hyperbola Practice (0, 0) (4, 0) , (-4, 0) y = ± 7 4 𝑥 ( 65 , 0), (− 65 , 0)

(0, 0) (0, 6) , (0, -6) y = ±2𝑥 (0, 3 5 ), (0, −3 5 )

(4, -3) (1, -3) , (7, -3) y + 3 = ±(𝑥−4) (4+3 2 , -3), (4−3 2 , -3)

(-7, -3) (-7, -1) , (-7, -5) y + 3 = ±2(𝑥+7) (-7, −3− 5 ), (-7, −3+ 5 )

Sketch the hyperbola given by -4x2 + 9y2 + 32x + 54y – 19 = 0 Sneedlegrit: Sketch the hyperbola given by -4x2 + 9y2 + 32x + 54y – 19 = 0 HW: Ellipse/Hyperbola Quiz Review