Answer to Question #98066 in Trigonometry for jimmy

Question #98066

what is the coordinates of the center of the ellipse (x+2)^2/9+(y-4)^2/36=1

Expert's answer

General equation of the ellipse is (x-x0)²/a²+(y-y0)²/b²=1,

where x0, y0 are the coordinates of the center of the ellipse, then for this ellipse the answer will be

x0=-2, y0=4

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