A hyperbola is a conic section with two unbounded branches extending in opposite directions from two fixed points called foci. The standard equation of a hyperbola describes the difference between the distance from each focus to a point on the hyperbola. There are two types of hyperbolas based on the orientation of the foci: horizontal with foci on the x-axis, and vertical with foci on the y-axis. Key properties include vertices, foci, conjugate axis, asymptotes, and the latus rectum.
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Hyperbola
A hyperbola is a conic section with two unbounded branches extending in opposite directions from two fixed points called foci. The standard equation of a hyperbola describes the difference between the distance from each focus to a point on the hyperbola. There are two types of hyperbolas based on the orientation of the foci: horizontal with foci on the x-axis, and vertical with foci on the y-axis. Key properties include vertices, foci, conjugate axis, asymptotes, and the latus rectum.