Algebra/Trig Review - Pauls Online Math Notes - Lamar University
Algebra/Trig Review - Pauls Online Math Notes - Lamar University
Algebra/Trig Review - Pauls Online Math Notes - Lamar University
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<strong>Algebra</strong>/<strong>Trig</strong> <strong>Review</strong>This is also a circle, but it isn’t in standard form. To graph this we’ll need to do it putit into standard form. That’s easy enough to do however. All we need to do iscomplete the square on the x’s and on the y’s.2 2x + 2x+ y − 8y+ 8=02 2x + 2x+ 1− 1+ y − 8y+ 16 − 16 + 8 = 0( x ) ( y )2 2+ 1 + − 4 = 9So, it looks like the center is (-1, 4) and the radius is 3. Here’s a sketch of the circle.x − 2928. ( ) ( y )+ 4 + 2 = 12SolutionThis is an ellipse. The standard form of the ellipse is( x−h) 2 ( y−k)2+ = 12 2a bThis is an ellipse with center (h, k) and the right most and left most points are adistance of a away from the center and the top most and bottom most points are adistance of b away from the center.The ellipse for this problem has center (2, -2) and has a = 3 andsketch of the ellipse.1b = . Here’s a2© 2006 Paul Dawkins 26http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/terms.aspx