--- ### Problem Description: **Consider the ellipse:** \[ 4x^2 + y^2 = 4 \] **Shown below with point:** \[ A(1, 0) \] which is on the ellipse. Let \[ B(x, y) \] be another point on the ellipse. #### a. **Find a function of the single variable \( x \) to represent the distance between the point \( A(1, 0) \) and the point \( B(x, y) \).** #### b. **Using technology, graph the distance function derived above.** **Graph Details:** The graph depicts a distance function plotted on a coordinate plane. The grid is marked with numbers indicating the scale, with the x-axis ranging approximately from -3 to 3 and the y-axis also ranging from -3 to 6. The diagram lacks numerical labels for data points. #### c. **Find the coordinates of the two points on the ellipse that are furthest away from the point \( A(1, 0) \).** --- This educational exercise involves understanding the properties of an ellipse, deriving a distance function, and utilizing graphing technology to analyze the function.
--- ### Problem Description: **Consider the ellipse:** \[ 4x^2 + y^2 = 4 \] **Shown below with point:** \[ A(1, 0) \] which is on the ellipse. Let \[ B(x, y) \] be another point on the ellipse. #### a. **Find a function of the single variable \( x \) to represent the distance between the point \( A(1, 0) \) and the point \( B(x, y) \).** #### b. **Using technology, graph the distance function derived above.** **Graph Details:** The graph depicts a distance function plotted on a coordinate plane. The grid is marked with numbers indicating the scale, with the x-axis ranging approximately from -3 to 3 and the y-axis also ranging from -3 to 6. The diagram lacks numerical labels for data points. #### c. **Find the coordinates of the two points on the ellipse that are furthest away from the point \( A(1, 0) \).** --- This educational exercise involves understanding the properties of an ellipse, deriving a distance function, and utilizing graphing technology to analyze the function.
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