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FIND THE EQUATION OF THE ELLIPSE WITH A CENTER AT (2, 2), VERTICES AT (-3, 2) AND (7, 2), AND FOCI AT (-1, 2) AND (5,2),
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![c= \sqrt[]{a^2-b^2}](/tpl/images/0711/7232/8dba1.png)
where c is the distance from one of the focus to the center. 
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