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    Here are the steps to solve the problem: 1. The standard form of the hyperbola is given as: 2. From the standard form, we know the foci are at (-c,0) and (c,0) 3. Since the sun is given to be at the focus with non-negative coordinates, its coordinates must be (c,0) 4. To find how close the comet comes to the sun, we set x=c in the standard form equation and solve for y. This gives the vertex, which is the closest approach. So, (a) The coordinates of the sun are (2.00, 0) rounded to the nearest hundredth (b

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    Here are the steps to solve the problem: 1. The standard form of the hyperbola is given as: 2. From the standard form, we know the foci are at (-c,0) and (c,0) 3. Since the sun is given to be at the focus with non-negative coordinates, its coordinates must be (c,0) 4. To find how close the comet comes to the sun, we set x=c in the standard form equation and solve for y. This gives the vertex, which is the closest approach. So, (a) The coordinates of the sun are (2.00, 0) rounded to the nearest hundredth (b

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    HYPOTHESIS

    TESTING
    Concepts on Population Mean and
    Population Proportion

    Grade 11 – Statistics and Probability


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    Hypothesis
    Testing
    formal way to make a decision
    based on statistical analysis

    these tests are about a population


    parameter
    • Hypothesis Testing -
    Learning Outcome of the Lesson

    Illustrate hyperbola;

    Determine the standard equation of the hyperbola;

    Solve situational problems involving hyperbola.


    What are. . .

    the standard equations


    of the Hyperbola based
    on forms?

    the coordinates of the


    Hyperbola?
    Standard Equation of the
    Hyperbola
    •  Center at the Origin

    i. ii.
    Standard Equation of the
    Hyperbola
    •  Center at (h, k)

    i. ii.
    Coordinates of the Hyperbola

    •  Center: Origin (0, 0) or Quadrant and Axes (h, k)


    Foci: (c, 0) and (-c, 0)

    Vertices: (a, 0) and (-a, 0)

    Asymptotes: and
    Steps in finding the Standard
    Equation
    Identify the orientation of the hyperbola

    Use the coordinates

    Apply the related concepts in finding the equation

    Illustrate the equation


    How to solve problems related to
    Hyperbola
    Use the concept of the hyperbola

    Apply the coordinates

    Use the standard equation as guide in


    solving the problem
    Find the Standard Equation which satisfies
    the given conditions.

    Example 1.
    Find the standard equation of Hyperbola with foci
    (-3, -2 ) and (15, -2), and a vertex at (9, -2).
    Example 2.
    Find the equation if are foci (-7, -17) and (-7, 17) with
    the absolute value of the difference of the distances
    of any point from the foci is 24.
    Example 3.
    •Two
      buildings in a shopping complex are shaped like
    a branches of the hyperbola  
    where x and y are in feet. How far apart are the
    buildings at their closest part?
    Now,
    Are you
    ready?
    GROUP
    ACTIVITY
    Direction: Use the given sheet of
    paper with the given problem.
    Find the Equation of the HYPERBOLA

    1. Find the equation of the hyperbola where the difference of the


    focal radii is 6, and the endpoints of the conjugate
    axis are (−2,8) and (−2,−2).

    2. What is the standard form equation of the hyperbola that has


    vertices at (0,−2)(0,−2) and (6,−2)(6,−2) and foci at (−2,−2)
    (−2,−2) and (8,−2)?
    Solve the Problem Involving HYPERBOLA
    •  A comet’s path (as it approaches the sun) can be
    modeled by one branch of the hyperbola , where the
    sun is at the focus of that part of the hyperbola. Each
    unit of the coordinate system is 1 million miles.
    (a) Find the coordinates of the sun (assuming it is at
    the focus with non-negative coordinates). Round to
    the nearest hundredth. 
    (b) How close does the comet come to the sun?

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