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A conic section is a curve created when a flat plane cuts through a cone at different angles. These curves—which include circles, ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas—appear frequently in nature and science, making them important for understanding everything from planetary orbits to the shape of satellite dishes.
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円錐曲線（えんすいきょくせん、英語: conic curve）とは、円錐面を任意の平面で切断したときの断面、円錐断面（英語: conic section）として得られる曲線群の総称である。
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