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    The document discusses different types of conic sections including circles, parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas. It provides definitions and equations for parabolas, describing them as sets of points equidistant from a fixed focus point and line called the directrix. The document also notes that parabolas can be defined as a conic section where the intersecting plane is parallel to the side of the cone and the angle formed between the plane and axis equals the vertex angle.

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    Conics

    Circles, Parabola, Ellipse, Hyperbola


    Parabola
    Equation of Parabola (vertical and horizontal axis)
    Parabola as a Conic Section

    θ
    Conic definition of Parabola:
    1. The intersecing plane is
    parallel to the side of the
    cone (generator).
    2. The angle formed by the θ
    plane and the axis is equal
    to the vertex angle.
    Parabola (Geometric Definition)

    Parabola
    A parabola is the set of all
    points in the plane that are
    equidistant from a fixed point
    called Focus (F) and a fixed line F
    called Directrix (l).
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