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The equation of the hyperbola that has a center at ( 6 , 9 ) , a focus at ( 11 , 9 ) , and a vertex at ( 9 , 9 ) (x−C)^2/A^2−(y−D)^2/B^2=1

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Answer:


A=-3


C=6


B=4


D=9

Explanation:

From the question we are told that:

Center of hyperbola at ( 6 , 9 )

Focus of hyperbola at ( 11 , 9 )

Vertex of hyperbola at ( 9 , 9)

Equation of hyperbola
((x-C)^2)/(A^2) -((y-D)^2)/(B^2)=1

Generally the C and D of the hyperbola equation is mathematically given by


Centers (6,9)


C=6


D=9

Generally the A and B a of the hyperbola equation is mathematically given by


A=x_c-x_v


A=6-9


A=-3


C'=x_c-x_f


C'=6-11


C'=-5

Therefore with Center,Focus ,Vertex on the same line


B^2=C'^2-A^2


B^2=(-5^2)-(-3^2)^2


B^2=(25)-(9)


B^2=16


B=4

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