Classify each conic section, write its equation in standard form, and sketch its graph. For parabolas, identify the vertex and foctis, For circles, identify the center and radius. For ellipses and hyperbolas identify the center, vertices, et 17) -2y +x – 4y + 1 = 0 Horizontal Parabola X = 2 y? +4y-1 2(y+2y+1)-1 -2 x = 2 (y+1)² - 3 1. vertex: (-3, -1) 18) -25.x + y² – 100x – 125 = 0 %3D Hyperbola center: (-2,0) 19) 4x² + 4y² – 20x – 32y + 81 = 0 Circle Ellipse 4x -20x +4y2-32y = - * =)+4 6y²-&g+16) = -81 +25+64 4 (x -)" + 4 (y-4) = 8 %D 4(x²- 5× + (x-5%) Center: 4/s, 4 11 2\ 2. -2- 9= Z)= 214

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Classify each conic section, write its equation in standard form, and sketch its graph. For parabolas,
identify the vertex and foctis, For circles, identify the center and radius. For ellipses and hyperbolas
identify the center, vertices, et
17) -2y +x – 4y + 1 = 0
Horizontal Parabola
X = 2 y? +4y-1
2(y+2y+1)-1 -2
x = 2 (y+1)² - 3
1.
vertex: (-3, -1)
18) -25.x + y² – 100x – 125 = 0
%3D
Hyperbola
center: (-2,0)
19) 4x² + 4y² – 20x – 32y + 81 = 0
Circle Ellipse
4x -20x +4y2-32y = -
* =)+4 6y²-&g+16) = -81 +25+64
4 (x -)" + 4 (y-4) = 8
%D
4(x²- 5× +
(x-5%)
Center: 4/s, 4
11
2\
2.
-2-
9= Z)=
214
Transcribed Image Text:Classify each conic section, write its equation in standard form, and sketch its graph. For parabolas, identify the vertex and foctis, For circles, identify the center and radius. For ellipses and hyperbolas identify the center, vertices, et 17) -2y +x – 4y + 1 = 0 Horizontal Parabola X = 2 y? +4y-1 2(y+2y+1)-1 -2 x = 2 (y+1)² - 3 1. vertex: (-3, -1) 18) -25.x + y² – 100x – 125 = 0 %3D Hyperbola center: (-2,0) 19) 4x² + 4y² – 20x – 32y + 81 = 0 Circle Ellipse 4x -20x +4y2-32y = - * =)+4 6y²-&g+16) = -81 +25+64 4 (x -)" + 4 (y-4) = 8 %D 4(x²- 5× + (x-5%) Center: 4/s, 4 11 2\ 2. -2- 9= Z)= 214
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