Some examples.
Assume the Conic is:
+ xy + + x + y + = 0
Then the program is starting by the command:
Conic[ + xy + + x + y + ]
The variables of the Conic must be x, y. Besides, x, y must not be assigned to a value, otherwise the execution stops.
First example of ellipse: reducing = 0 to the canonical form.
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Second example of ellipse: reducing the vertical ellipse -4.
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First example of parabola: reducing to the canonical form.
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Second example of parabola: reducing the horizontal parabola .
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First example of hyperbola: reducing to the canonical form.
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Second example of hyperbola: reducing the vertical hyperbola +4.
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A degenerated Conic.
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Another degenerated Conic.
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Created by Mathematica (August 4, 2004)