Conics Problem Part 5: Homework Statement & Equations

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The forum discussion revolves around a specific homework problem related to conics, where the user seeks clarification on their solution attempt. The user initially miscalculated a value in part 4(b) of the problem, stating it should be 11 instead of 10. The discussion highlights the importance of double-checking calculations in mathematical problems, particularly in conic sections.

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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


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The Attempt at a Solution


All good?
 
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Looks fine except 4(b) Check the range again.
 
Oh yeah, I meant to write 11 instead of 10. Thanks for the help konthelion.
 

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