In Exercises 23 to 28, find the equation (realtionship) requested. Then eliminate fractions and square root radicals from the equation. Suppose that △ A B C is an equilateral triangle. State an equation that relates variables a and b .
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In Exercises 23 to 28, find the equation (realtionship) requested. Then eliminate fractions and square root radicals from the equation.
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is a(n):
hyperboloid of one sheet
hyperboloid of two sheets
ellipsoid
hyperbolic cone
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