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The area, a, of an ellipse can be determined using the formula a = πxy, where x and y are half the lengths of the largest and smallest diameters of the ellipse.
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The area, a, of an ellipse can be determined using the formula a = πxy, where x and y are half the lengths of the largest and smallest diameters of the ellipse.

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The formula can also be proved using a trigonometric substitution . Each of above proofs will generalize to show that the volume of an ellipsoid with semi-axes A, B and C is just

(4/3)*Pi*A*B*C
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D: y = a ÷ (πx)

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