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What is the standard form of a hyperbola given the vertices (1+3 sqrt 15 , -7) , (1-3 sqrt 15 , -7) and Endpoints of conjugate axis (1 , -7+5 sqrt 5) , (1 , -7-5 sqrt 5)?
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see the post by the alleged Mizzy below.
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