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Media4Math  Graphs of Conic Sections

Conic Sections

In this example, the graph of a circle centered at the origin is shown.

Review of conic sections:

Conic sections are known as quadratic relations. Graphs of conic sections are often not functions. In such cases, the graph of a conic section does not pass the vertical line test. For example, the graph of a circle does not pass the vertical line test.

In this set of conic sections, we review examples of the different conic sections, including circles, parabola, hyperbolas, and ellipses. In each case the equation of the conic section is shown in standard form. The graph of the conic section is shown. Given the equation of the conic section, we identify its key attributes, including the center and major and minor axes.

 


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