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Analytic Geometry

The document outlines various mathematical formulas related to geometry, including the distance formula, midpoint formula, and equations for lines, circles, ellipses, and hyperbolas. It also covers concepts such as the slope of lines, eccentricity, and properties of conic sections. Additionally, it provides standard equations for different shapes and their characteristics.

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Analytic Geometry

The document outlines various mathematical formulas related to geometry, including the distance formula, midpoint formula, and equations for lines, circles, ellipses, and hyperbolas. It also covers concepts such as the slope of lines, eccentricity, and properties of conic sections. Additionally, it provides standard equations for different shapes and their characteristics.

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Formula Sheet

Angle Between two Lines


Distance Slope and
Midpoint Formula
, ,

General Equation of a Line


- tan" (mm) -
fan" (mis
Ax+
By + C= 0

Distance Formula :
m ,
= mr +
parallel

((z perpendicular
-
-

(yz y )
m.
Y
=
d = - x , + ,

Distance from paint to Line


of line a a

slope a

risey y
-

m =
Xv -
XI

Midpoint Formula
X ,+ X-
* =
z

y , + yz
y :
z

Standard Equation of Lines

Point-Sape form

1
m(x x
]
y- y
-
= .
,

Priorit
Distance from (x1 , y )
1 to Ax +
By + C = 0
Y
Ax , +
By +2
d
,

Slope-Intercept Form =

mx + b
Vaz 12 +

y
=

Distance Between Parallel Lines


Two-Point From

Ex
=
(x - x , ] d
:
y -y ,

Intercept Form
*
+
y = 1
Parabola

axis
Y
&
ofsymmetry

lates rectum , 49
focus

M &

F2 ⑨

I
L & = F, and dz fr
=

&
fi a
dz
d 7
,
a

2 S
n

2 3 X
&
~
Vertex directrix

Standard Equations
(x -
h) =
4a(y
-

1) -

upward
2
downward
h) 4a)y
-
(X -
= -
-
k)

(y k)" 4a(x 2) to the


right
= -
>
-
-

comic
Eccentricity of (y k)" 4a)x h) to the left
a =
= -
-

Fz Es
= J
e =

de dz Note : Ch , 1) is the vertex of the


parabola
If e = 0 ,
it's a circle

If e = 1 ,
it's a
parabola a = distance of focus to vertex

if e < I, it's an ellipse =>


distance of directrix to vortex

He > I ,
it's a hyperbola
2a-distance from directrix to focus

Equations of Circle 40 =
length of lates rectum

Ellipse

ya
& Directrix Directrix +

a = ale d =
a/e
C 92 S

a Minor Axis
Major Axis < Lates
b Rectum
Fl F
* &

*
L & &

YI C
Y
b

~
Note: the foci
Focus

C [
and vertices art

2 52 &

a a measured from

&

the center
Center at 2 (h , k)

k)2 m Equations
(x n) -
+
(y -
=
Standard

(xh2 ly-1 -horion is

Center at
origin
x2 +
yz
=
wi (x-h)(yk eventil a

Note : (h , k) is the center of the ellipse


:
GeneralF orm

y 2 - Dx Ey F 0
=
x + + +

Properties of Ellipse

1) az = b+ an a)
5) Perimeter =
2 Jazbr
Center (h , k]
v) e
= G)
.
d =
n =
-2
,
k = -
E
I 3) e =
5 - 2nd
ecuentricity 7)7r =
2b
a

4 .

) Area-Tab
Hyperbola

m =
& -horizontal

m =
-
= + vertical

Note: the foci


Standard
Equations
and vertices art

IXh ly-horizata measured from

the center

ly (xh -vertical

Note : (h , k) is the center of the


hyperbola

Properties of
Hyperbola ↓ transverse = 29

C a + bu >a L
conjugate 2b
1)
= =

v .
) e = >

3)
a =
E
2b2
) LR
=

4 . u

Rotation of Axes

14x2 + xx2 +
4y = 1 |
12xy + 10yz = 1

18

A - C
X = XCs- -

y sing at 13

y
= X sind +
y' cest

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