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Identify the following as the equation on a parabola, ellipse, or hyperbola: x^2-16y^2+64y-208=0 a) state what...

Identify the following as the equation on a parabola, ellipse, or hyperbola:

x^2-16y^2+64y-208=0

a) state what it is

b) depending on what it is, find the direction, coordinates of the center, vertex or vertices, foci, and the equation of asymptotes.

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