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Parabola: X or Y is squared, not both
Circle: x and y are q

Ellipse: Ellipses can be classified by __+coefficients____ & ____diff #'s______. We found this at: page of book.

Hyperbola: Hyperbolas require _1 coefficient is negative one is positive_____, ________, ________, & __________. We remember this from our __________ class.

1) This is a ______Circle________ because _______________.
2) This is a _______Ellipse_______ because _______________.
3) This is a ____Hyperbola__________ because _______________.
4) This is a ___Parabola___________ because _______________.
5) This is a ___Ellipse___________ because _______________.
6) This is a ___Hyperbola___________ because _______________.
7) This is a ___Parabola___________ because _______________.
8) This is a __Circle____________ because _______________.
9) This is a ______Hyperbola________ because _______________.
10) This is a _____Circle_________ because ______________

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team 8: Mitch, Sterling, Natalie, Sruthi, Hayden

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team 8: Mitch, Sterling, Natalie, Sruthi, Hayden

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Parabola: Either x or y is squared
Circle: X and y both squared, and coefficients are the same
Ellipse: x and y both squared, coefficients are different and positive
Hyperbola: x and y squared, one coefficient positive and the other is negative
1) Circle - (x-3)^2+(Y+2)^2=4
2) ellipse
3) hyperbola
4) parabola
5) ellipse
6) hyperbola
7) parabola
8) circle - (2x)^2 + (2y-8)^2=49
9) hyperbola
10) circle - (x-4)^2 + (y-2)^2 = ??

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Parabola: Parabolas have X or y squared, but not both. We found this at: link to YouTube video explaining parabolas.

Circle: Circles must have both x and y squared, and the coefficients are the same.

Ellipse: Ellipses can be classified by x and y both squared & coefficients are positive but different.

Hyperbola: Hyperbolas require x squared, y squared, one coefficient is negative, & one coefficient is positive. We remember this from our __________ class.

1) This is a ______________ because _______________.
2) This is a ______________ because _______________.
3) This is a ______________ because _______________.
4) This is a ______________ because _______________.
5) This is a ______________ because _______________.
6) This is a ______________ because _______________.
7) This is a ______________ because _______________.
8) This is a ______________ because _______________.
9) This is a ______________ because _______________.
10) This is a ______________ because _______________.

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Team 6 - Emily B, Natalie, Jaden, Annie, Amelia

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Team 6 - Emily B, Natalie, Jaden, Annie, Amelia

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Parabola: Parabolas have ______, ________, & __________. We found this at: link to YouTube video explaining parabolas.

Circle: Circles must have _______________________. We found this at: post a photo and where to found it.

Ellipse: Ellipses can be classified by ______ & __________. We found this at: page of book.

Hyperbola: Hyperbolas require ______, ________, ________, & __________. We remember this from our __________ class.

1) This is a ______________ because _______________.
2) This is a ______________ because _______________.
3) This is a ______________ because _______________.
4) This is a ______________ because _______________.
5) This is a ______________ because _______________.
6) This is a ______________ because _______________.
7) This is a ______________ because _______________.
8) This is a ______________ because _______________.
9) This is a ______________ because _______________.
10) This is a ______________ because _______________.

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Parabola: X or Y is squared, not both

Circle: x and y are both squared and the coefficients on them are the same

Ellipse: x and y are both squared and the coefficients are positive but different

Hyperbola: x and y are both squared and 1 of the coefficients is negative and the other coefficient is positive

1) Circle - x and y are squared and coefficients are the same
2) Ellipse - coefficients are positive and different
3) Hyperbola
4) Parabola
5) Ellipse - coefficients are positive and different
6) Hyperbola
7) Parabola
8) Circle - x and y are squared and coefficients are the same
9) Hyperbola
10) Circle - x and y are squared and coefficients are the same

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Team 4: Noah, Morgan, Henry, Noor, Alan 

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Team 4: Noah, Morgan, Henry, Noor, Alan 

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Parabola: Parabolas have either x or y is squared but not both. We found this at: link to YouTube video explaining parabolas.

Circle: Circles must have x and y are both squared and both have the same coefficient.

Ellipse: Ellipses can be classified by having both x and y squared and both coefficients are positive.

Hyperbola: Hyperbolas require x squared & y squared,one coefficient is negative, & one coefficient is positive. We remember this from our __________ class.

1) This is a circle because both of the coefficients are the same and both x and y are the same.
2) This is an ellipse because both x and y are squared and positive, but they don't have the same coefficient.
3) This is a hyperbola because both x and y are squared but one is negative and one is positive.
4) This is a parabola because only y is squared.
5) This is an ellipse because both x and y are squared and positive, but they don't have the same coefficient..
6) This is a hyperbola because both x and y are squared but one is negative and one is positive.
7) This is a parabola because only x is squared..
8) This is a circle because both of the coefficients are the same and both x and y are the same.
9) This is a hyperbola because both x and y are squared but one is negative and one is positive.
10) This is a circle because both of the coefficients are the same and both x and y are the same.

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Parabola: Parabolas have either a x or y squared; however, both cannot be at the same time. We found this at: link to YouTube video explaining parabolas.

Circle: Circles must have x and y squared while having the same coefficient. We found this at: post a photo and where to found it.

Ellipse: Ellipses can be classified by having both x and y squared & both coefficients being positive. We found this at: page of book.

Hyperbola: Hyperbolas require x^2, y^2 & one of the coefficients is positive while the other one is negative. We remember this from our __________ class.

1) This is a ______________ because _______________.
2) This is a ______________ because _______________.
3) This is a ______________ because _______________.
4) This is a ______________ because _______________.
5) This is a ______________ because _______________.
6) This is a ______________ because _______________.
7) This is a ______________ because _______________.
8) This is a ______________ because _______________.
9) This is a ______________ because _______________.
10) This is a ______________ because _____________

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Parabola: Parabolas have ______, ________, & __________. We found this at: link to YouTube video explaining parabolas.

Circle: Circles must have _______________________. We found this at: post a photo and where to found it.

Ellipse: Ellipses can be classified by ______ & __________. We found this at: page of book.

Hyperbola: Hyperbolas require ______, ________, ________, & __________. We remember this from our __________ class.

1) This is a ______________ because _______________.
2) This is a ______________ because _______________.
3) This is a ______________ because _______________.
4) This is a ______________ because _______________.
5) This is a ______________ because _______________.
6) This is a ______________ because _______________.
7) This is a ______________ because _______________.
8) This is a ______________ because _______________.
9) This is a ______________ because _______________.
10) This is a ______________ because _______________.