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    Good Day!

    PRAYER
    Dear God,
    May we, through our blessings,
    ADD purity to the world,
    SUBTRACT evil from our lives,
    MULTIPLY your good news,
    DIVIDE your gifts,
    and share them with others
    Amen.
    GUESS
    ME!
    DIRECTION: Use the gifs
    and conditions of adding or
    subtracting letter/s to find the
    words for each slide.
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    ELLIPSE
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    “ Introduction to
    Conic Sections
    and Circles “
    Objectives
    01 Illustrate the different types of conic sections: circle, parabola,
    hyperbola, ellipse, and degenerate cases
    02 Define circle.

    03 Determine the standard form of equation of a


    circle.
    04 Graph a circle in a rectangular coordinate system.
    “ Introduction and information ”
    PRE-CALCU a course that includes algebra, geometry and trigonometry
    LUS
    CIRCULAR DOUBLE-NAPPED
    CONE

    Upper
    napped
    generator

    vertex Base

    Lower axis
    napped
    Conic Section
    Conic Section conic or a quadratic curve is a curve obtained from a cone's surface
    intersecting a plane

    Can be obtained from the intersection of a plane and a cone

    Formed by passing a plane through the circular double-napped cone.


    Where A,B,C,D, E and F At least any of A,B and C
    are real numbers Conic Section is a non-zero number

    NONDEGENERATE
    DEGENERATE CONICS
    CONICS
    Conic section curve A degenerate conic is generated
    when a plane intersects the vertex
    of the cone

    Circle
    Parabola Point
    Ellipse Line or Parallel Lines
    Hyperbola Intersecting Lines or Crossed Lines
    Conic Section

    NONDEGENERATE
    DEGENERATE CONICS
    CONICS
    GIVEN GIVEN
    Conic Section
    NONDEGENERATE
    DEGENERATE CONICS
    CONICS
    CIRCLE
    Circle is formed if a plane passes through the generators, is
    perpendicular to x-axis

    Plane is placed horizontally.


    PARABOLA
    Formed if the plane and generators are parallel.

    Plane is tilted parallel to


    generators and intersects
    only one cone to form an
    unbounded curve
    ELLIPSE
    Formed if the plane passes through is not parallel to any generators

    Plane is tilted and intersects


    only on one cone to form a
    bounded curve
    HYPERBOLA
    Formed if the plane is parallel to any two generators.

    When the plane (not


    necessarily vertical)
    intersects both cones to
    form two unbounded curves
    (each curve called a branch
    of hyperbola)
    POINT
    The planed cuts a nondegenerate such as an ellipse or circle through the cone passes
    through the vertex and no ellipse or circle is formed.

    The degenerate form of a


    circle or an ellipse is a
    singular point
    Line
    If the plane cuts the cone contains the vertex and a line or a generator, the parabola
    degenerates into a LINE.

    The degenerate form of a


    parabola is a line or two
    parallel lines.
    INTERSECTING
    Hyperbola degenerates into a pair of intersecting lines if the plane contains a vertex
    LINES and 2 generators.

    The degenerate form of a


    hyperbola is two
    intersecting lines.
    CIRCLE
    A round plane figure whose boundary consists of points equidistant from the center.

    Also considered as a special kind of ellipse (special case when the titled plane is
    horizontal).
    ANY
    QUESTIONS
    ?
    Thank you
    See you on next
    meeting!

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