The center of the ellipse ((x+y-2)^2)/9+((x-y)^2)/16=1 isa) (0,0)b) (1,1)c) (1,0)d) (0,1)
Technical GURUJI , 7 Years ago
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Arun
Last Activity: 7 Years ago
Standard equation of ellipse is
x^2÷a^2 + y^2÷b^2 = 1
The given equation represents ellipse but the axes is shifted (changed). The axes are now x+y-2=0 and x-y=0. Solving these equations we get x=y=1 which is centre of ellipse.
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