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MATH / The equation of a particular ellipse is 4x²+16y²−16x+96y+144=0. Another way to give the equation for ellipses is in the form ((x−h)²)/(a²)+((y−k)²)/(b²)=1 When … · Discussion

Discussing The equation of a particular ellipse is 4x²+16y²−16x+96y+144=0. Another way to give the equation for ellipses is in the form ((x−h)²)/(a²)+((y−k)²)/(b²)=1 When … · MATH

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