An ellipse has focused F1 (-2,4) and F2 (0,7) and the point (4,4) is on the ellipse. Identify the constant sum for the ellipse.

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Siim Nelis asked Oct 4, 2023

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An ellipse has focused F1 (-2,4) and F2 (0,7) and the point (4,4) is on the ellipse. Identify the constant sum for the ellipse.

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please solve this quickly tommorow is my maths exam

An ellipse has focused F1 (-2,4) and F2 (0,7) and the point (4,4) is on the ellipse-example-1

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