Mathematics, 10.03.2021 20:10 Killercrawley
Find the vertices and foci of the hyperbola with equation quantity x plus 1 squared divided by 225 minus the quantity of y plus 5 squared divided by 400 = 1.
a. Vertices: (19, -5), (-21, -5); Foci: (-21, -5), (19, -5)
b. Vertices: (14, -5), (-16, -5); Foci: (-26, -5), (24, -5)
c. Vertices: (-5, 14), (-5, -16); Foci: (-5, -26), (-5, 24)
d. Vertices: (-5, 19), (-5, -21); Foci: (-5, -21), (-5, 19)
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