Answer to Question #104117 in Analytic Geometry for Deepak Rana

Analytic Geometry

Question #104117

Give the equation of a conic which is symmetric to the line x+2 = 0.

Expert's answer

"(x+2)^2=4y" is a parabola symmetric to "x+2=0"

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