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When the focus and directrix are used to derive the equation of a parabola, two distances were set equal to each other. = The distance between the directrix and __ is set equal to the distance between the___and the same point on the parabola.
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A point on the parabola
Focus
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When the focus and directrix are used to derive the equation of a parabola, two distances were set equal to each other.
The distance between the directrix and
a point on the parabola
is set equal to the distance between the
focus
and the same point on the parabola.
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