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    Conic section , parametrized curves∧ polar coordinates

    :̊

    A is˚ a set of point∈the plane whose distance ¿ the given¿ point ¿ the plane
    is constant . The ¿ point is the center of .̊

    Equation of :̊

    2 2 2
    x + y =r

    (h , k )

    Parabola :
    A set of point that constant at all point ∈the plane equidistance ¿ a given¿ point .
    The ¿ point is called focus . The ¿ line is called directix .
    Ellipse :
    Anellipse is the set of point∈ a plane whose distance ¿ two ¿ points∈the plane
    have a constant ∑ . The two ¿ points are the foci of the ellipse .
    '
    The line through the foci of an ellipseis the ellips e s focal axis. The point on the axis
    halfway between the foci is the center . The point wherethe focal axis∧ellipse cross the
    '
    ellips e s vertices .
    The line segment of length of 2 a joining the point ( ± a , 0 ) is called themajor axis . The line
    segment of length of 2b joining the point ( 0 , ± b ) is called the m inor axis . The number a is
    called semi−major axis∧the number b iscalled semi−minor axis .

    The number C=√ a2−b 2 is the center ¿ focus distance .

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