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P is a point on the unit circle, and Q and R lie on the ellipse shown below. The equation of the ellipse is given by
. What is the x-coordinate of R?



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The ellipse given by the equation
has a height of _____ units and a width of _____ units.

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a) 4
b)8
Let
.
a) Graph the curve.
b) Eliminate the parameter to obtain an equation for y as a function of x.

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Find the lower intersection point of the ellipse
and the line x = -5. Round the y-coordinate to 2 decimal points.

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The ellipse given by the equations
, has a height of _____ units and a width of _____ units.

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A mouse hanging on to the end of the windmill blade shown below has coordinates given by
, where the origin is at the center of the blades, x and y are in meters, and t is in seconds. The blades are 3 meters long and the windmill makes one complete revolution every 24 seconds in a counterclockwise direction. The mouse starts in the 3 o'clock position and, 3 seconds later, loses its hold and flies off. What is A?



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Mars moves in an elliptical orbit with the sun at a focus. The closest Mars gets to the sun is 128 million miles and the farthest it gets from the sun is 155 million miles. The length of the major axis is _____ million miles.
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In the hyperbola given by the equations
, the left vertex is at ( _____, _____ ).

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Which of the following sets of equations parameterize the circle
? Mark all that apply.

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Write a parameterization for one branch of the following hyperbola using hyperbolic functions:


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A mouse hanging on to the end of the windmill blade shown below has coordinates given by
, where the origin is at the center of the blades, x and y are in meters, and t is in seconds. The blades are 7 meters long and the windmill makes one complete revolution every 20 seconds in a counterclockwise direction. The mouse starts in the 3 o'clock position and, 2.5 seconds later, loses its hold and flies off. What is k? Round to 2 decimal places.



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Each end of a string is tacked to the point (2, 0) and (-2, 0) on inch graph paper. The string is 12 inches long. A pencil pulls the string taut and rotates to sweep out an ellipse. What are the focal points of the ellipse?
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Write a parameterization for one branch of the following hyperbola using hyperbolic functions:


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In the ellipse given by the equations
, the y-values range from a minimum of _____ to a maximum of _____ about the midline y = _____.

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