How do you write a standard form equation for the hyperbola with foci are (-6,0) and (6,0) and the difference of the focal radii is 10?
The x-axis is the major axis of the hyperbola since it contains both of the foci.
Since the length of the major axis 2a = 10 is the difference between the focal radii, a = 5.
The distance between the foci s(6, 0) and S'#(-6, 0) = 12 = major axis length 2 a x eccentricity = 2 a e = 10 e =12. So, e = 6/5.
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