The coordinate of the parabola's focus in the following equation, x2=6y, is (0,3/2)
What are Directrix and Focus?
What are a parabola's focus and directrix? Typically speaking, parabolas are the graphs of quadratic functions. They can alternatively be thought of as the collection of all points whose separation from the focus is the same as their separation from a certain line (the directrix).
What are the focus's coordinates?
The focus's coordinates f(0,a)
The equation that we have given is
x^2 = 6y
We are aware that the parabola's general equation is,
x^2 = 4ay
The axis of symmetry is a line that splits the parabola in half and runs through the focus.
We must ascertain the worth of
6y = 4ay
6 = 4a
a = 6/4 = 3/2
The focus' coordinate (0,3/2) is as a result.
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