Math Help

okay, i am failing math at this point, and need some help with my homework so that i can pull it around.


so here are some problems:


* Write an equation for the circle centered at (-4, -2) with a radius of 6.

*Write an equation for the parabola with a vertex at 12, 2) and directrix y = -1. Name the ordered pair that represents the focus.

*Write an equation for the ellipse centered at (-5, 2)with a vertex at (6, 2) and a co-vertex at (-5, 5). Name the ordered pairs for the foci of the ellipse

*Write an equation for the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB with end points at A(9,10) and B(-1, -4)



need some work shown so that i learn something from this too.
plzzzz and thx-u

blessthefates!

Archangel Azrael wrote: okay, i am failing math at this point, and need some help with my homework so that i can pull it around.


so here are some problems:


* Write an equation for the circle centered at (-4, -2) with a radius of 6.

*Write an equation for the parabola with a vertex at 12, 2) and directrix y = -1. Name the ordered pair that represents the focus.

*Write an equation for the ellipse centered at (-5, 2)with a vertex at (6, 2) and a co-vertex at (-5, 5). Name the ordered pairs for the foci of the ellipse

*Write an equation for the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB with end points at A(9,10) and B(-1, -4)



need some work shown so that i learn something from this too.
plzzzz and thx-u

LMAO, I could totally help you out!

eh,
think i figured it out anyway
thx for caring anyway chris.

blessthefates!

Archangel Azrael wrote: okay, i am failing math at this point, and need some help with my homework so that i can pull it around.


so here are some problems:


* Write an equation for the circle centered at (-4, -2) with a radius of 6.

*Write an equation for the parabola with a vertex at 12, 2) and directrix y = -1. Name the ordered pair that represents the focus.

*Write an equation for the ellipse centered at (-5, 2)with a vertex at (6, 2) and a co-vertex at (-5, 5). Name the ordered pairs for the foci of the ellipse

*Write an equation for the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB with end points at A(9,10) and B(-1, -4)



need some work shown so that i learn something from this too.
plzzzz and thx-u

I’ll just do the first one because I’m a lazy bastard.

(x+4)^2 + (y+2)^2 = 36

thar

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good
thats what i got
just making sure i was doing it right
thx marly
haha

blessthefates!

Archangel Azrael wrote: okay, i am failing math at this point, and need some help with my homework so that i can pull it around.


so here are some problems:


* Write an equation for the circle centered at (-4, -2) with a radius of 6.

*Write an equation for the parabola with a vertex at 12, 2) and directrix y = -1. Name the ordered pair that represents the focus.

*Write an equation for the ellipse centered at (-5, 2)with a vertex at (6, 2) and a co-vertex at (-5, 5). Name the ordered pairs for the foci of the ellipse

*Write an equation for the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB with end points at A(9,10) and B(-1, -4)



need some work shown so that i learn something from this too.
plzzzz and thx-u

sorry cant help you..dont know that kind of math yet

Can’t help(I’m in 9th grade,you expect me to learn that shit),but I’m getting tutored in it right now.The tutor is actually a fun guy.

Geometry!? I took it last year, don’t remember a lick of it.

Some people just don’t understand the Golden Rule.

Archangel Azrael wrote: okay, i am failing math at this point, and need some help with my homework so that i can pull it around.


so here are some problems:


* Write an equation for the circle centered at (-4, -2) with a radius of 6.

*Write an equation for the parabola with a vertex at 12, 2) and directrix y = -1. Name the ordered pair that represents the focus.

*Write an equation for the ellipse centered at (-5, 2)with a vertex at (6, 2) and a co-vertex at (-5, 5). Name the ordered pairs for the foci of the ellipse

*Write an equation for the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB with end points at A(9,10) and B(-1, -4)



need some work shown so that i learn something from this too.
plzzzz and thx-u

you are taking geometry? i kinda dont know how to do the circles on a point radius thing... i’m also failing

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

crys14 wrote:

Archangel Azrael wrote: okay, i am failing math at this point, and need some help with my homework so that i can pull it around.


so here are some problems:


* Write an equation for the circle centered at (-4, -2) with a radius of 6.

*Write an equation for the parabola with a vertex at 12, 2) and directrix y = -1. Name the ordered pair that represents the focus.

*Write an equation for the ellipse centered at (-5, 2)with a vertex at (6, 2) and a co-vertex at (-5, 5). Name the ordered pairs for the foci of the ellipse

*Write an equation for the perpendicular bisector of the line segment AB with end points at A(9,10) and B(-1, -4)



need some work shown so that i learn something from this too.
plzzzz and thx-u

you are taking geometry? i kinda dont know how to do the circles on a point radius thing... i’m also failing

I’m in Algebra 1.