daily life example of hyperbola

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  Conic Sections - Examples   In this video you can see conic sections exemplified with daily life objects. This will be useful to understand the form and characteristics of each one of the conic sections: circle, parabola, hyperbola and ellipse.

  Conic Sections in our daily life   This video was created in order to prove how important are conic sections in our daily life. Circles, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas are present in architecture, dance, sports and every daily activities. Conic Sections are really important for us, evethough we don't realize it that much. Final Project ITESM CCM Math III Prof. Roberto C. Rubio Done by... Sara Sotto Fontes Stephany Villase or Diana Franco Iris Rivera

Question : Math project need answers fast plz?

Answer : Parabola's real world application include satellite dishes, which engineers take into account into their design for data reception. Hyperbola's example are Focus lenses designs which will determine focal points depending on your curve design. And Ellipses probably race track desings that help designers take into account top speeds and such depending on shape.

Question : Also, if you know any examples in real life of these shapes.

Answer : The names come from an eight volume work called Conics by Apollonius, who gave us the names ellipse, parabola, and hyperbola. Here is a link: http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/C/conic.html Some real life examples would include: the mirrors of telescopes are parabolic the orbits of the planets are elliptical You can find many more examples by doing a search yourself. Go for it. Good luck.

Question : If someone else picks the same real life example as me I don't get the credit so it has to be unique. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! :)

Answer : Suspension bridges! Classic example of parabolas. The Gateway Arch in Kansas City--another paraabola. Dishes on top of buildings for receiving microwave transmissions--parabolic discs. Circle: Stonehenge