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\large\tt{The~equation}~\dfrac{x²}{10-a}~\large{+}\dfrac{y²}{4-a}~\large=1~represents~an~ellipse,if
\tt{1)~a<4}
\tt{2)~a>4}
\tt{3)~4<a<10}
\tt{4)~a>0}

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\large\tt{The~equation}~\dfrac{x²}{10-a}~\large{+}\dfrac{y²}{4-a}~\large=1~represents~an~ellipse,ifThe equation

10−a

+

4−a

=1 represents an ellipse,if

\tt{1)~a < 4}1) a<4

\tt{2)~a > 4}2) a>4

\tt{3)~4 < a < 10}3) 4<a<10

\tt{4)~a > 0}4) a>0

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