(1) The coordinates of the sun are (2, 0) million miles.
(2) The closest the comet comes to the sun is 2 million miles, which is the distance from the sun
(1) The coordinates of the sun are (2, 0) million miles.
(2) The closest the comet comes to the sun is 2 million miles, which is the distance from the sun
(1) The coordinates of the sun are (2, 0) million miles.
(2) The closest the comet comes to the sun is 2 million miles, which is the distance from the sun
(1) The coordinates of the sun are (2, 0) million miles.
(2) The closest the comet comes to the sun is 2 million miles, which is the distance from the sun
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HYPERBOLA
Conic Section
Grade 11 - Precalculus Seat back and Relax Let’s take a LOOK from our Past 1. It is the set of all points P whose distances from and from differ by a certain constant?
a. Circle
b. Parabola
c. Ellipse
d. Hyperbola Answer
D 2. These lines passes through the center and which serve as a guide in graphing the hyperbola. This is represented by?
c.
d. Answer
C 3. This is a units from the center and is collinear with the center and the foci?
a. Covertices
b. Vertices
c. Asymptotes
d. Focus Answer
B 4. For a hyperbola given with , the center is located at?
a. at the y-axis
b. at (h, k)
c. at the x-axis
d. at the origin Answer
D 5. How far are the foci and vertices from the center of the hyperbola ?
a. 1 unit
b. 7 units
c. 3 units
d. 10 units Answer
A good job! HYPERBOLA Finding the standard Equation and Solving related Problems Learning Outcome of the Lesson
Illustrate hyperbola;
Determine the standard equation of the hyperbola;
Solve situational problems involving hyperbola.
What are. . .
the standard equations
of the Hyperbola based on forms?
the coordinates of the
Hyperbola? Standard Equation of the Hyperbola Center at the Origin
i. ii. Standard Equation of the Hyperbola Center at (h, k)
i. ii. Coordinates of the Hyperbola
Center: Origin (0, 0) or Quadrant and Axes (h, k)
Foci: (c, 0) and (-c, 0)
Vertices: (a, 0) and (-a, 0)
Asymptotes: and Steps in finding the Standard Equation Identify the orientation of the hyperbola
Use the coordinates
Apply the related concepts in finding the equation
Illustrate the equation
How to solve problems related to Hyperbola Use the concept of the hyperbola
Apply the coordinates
Use the standard equation as guide in
solving the problem Find the Standard Equation which satisfies the given conditions.
Example 1. Find the standard equation of Hyperbola with foci (-3, -2 ) and (15, -2), and a vertex at (9, -2). Example 2. Find the equation if are foci (-7, -17) and (-7, 17) with the absolute value of the difference of the distances of any point from the foci is 24. Example 3. Two buildings in a shopping complex are shaped like a branches of the hyperbola where x and y are in feet. How far apart are the buildings at their closest part? Now, Are you ready? GROUP ACTIVITY Direction: Use the given sheet of paper with the given problem. Find the Equation of the HYPERBOLA
1. Find the equation of the hyperbola where
the difference of the focal radii is 6, and the endpoints of the conjugate axis are (−2,8) and (−2,−2).
2. What is the standard form equation of
the hyperbola that has vertices at (0,−2) (0,−2) and (6,−2)(6,−2) and foci at (−2,−2) (−2,−2) and (8,−2)? Solve the Problem Involving HYPERBOLA A comet’s path (as it approaches the sun) can be modeled by one branch of the hyperbola , where the sun is at the focus of that part of the hyperbola. Each unit of the coordinate system is 1 million miles. (a) Find the coordinates of the sun (assuming it is at the focus with non-negative coordinates). Round to the nearest hundredth. (b) How close does the comet come to the sun?
