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the equation (y+5)^2/121+(x-9)^2/49=1 represents an ellipse. which point is the center of the ellipse?

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Answer:

(9,-5)

Explanation:

The equation of an ellipse can be represented as


((x-h)^(2) )/(b^(2)) +((y-k)^(2))/(a^(2)) =1

where (h,k) is the center.

In
((y+5)^(2))/(121) +((x-9)^(2))/(49) =1

We can see the h and k values are 9 and -5 respectively, so the center is (9,-5)

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