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The equation is \"\".

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a.

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\"\".

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If \"\", then either \"\" or \"\".

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So, either the \"\" term is zero or the \"\" term is zero.

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If \"\", then \"\".

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If \"\", then \"\".

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Since the equations will have only one squared term, it will be the equation of a parabola. Thus, if \"\", then the graph is a parabola. 

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\"\"

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b.

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\"\".

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Consider \"\".

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 If \"\", then either \"\" and \"\" are both greater than \"\", or \"\" and \"\" are both less than \"\".

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Then,  \"\".

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In both cases, the equation will have squared terms that are added.

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So, it will be the equation of an ellipse.

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Thus if if \"\", the graph is an ellipse. \"\"

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c.

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\"\".

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if \"\", then the equation will have squared terms that are added and it can be written so that the coefficient of both terms is 1.

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Then,  \"\" or  \"\".

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So, it will be the equation of a circle.

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Thus, if \"\", then the graph is a circle.

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\"\"

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d.

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\"\".

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If \"\", then either \"\" or \"\".

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In both cases, the equation will have squared terms that are subtracted.

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Then,  \"\" or \"\".

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So, it will be the equation of a hyperbola.

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Thus, if \"\", then the graph is a hyperbola.

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\"\"

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a. Parabola.

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b. Ellipse.

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c. Circle.

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d. Hyperbola.