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Chapter 11: Q.133 (page 1119)

In the following exercise, graph the equationx225+y236=1

Short Answer

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The required equation of a curve and graph is as follows

x225+y236=1

Step by step solution

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Step 1, Given the information 

The given equation of the curve x225+y236=1

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Step.2 Draw the graph

The standard equation of the ellipse x225+y236=1

since 25<36, the major axis is vertical

Therefore, b2=25b=卤5and a2=36a=卤6

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