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Tangents are drawn to the ellipse `x^2/9+y^2/5 = 1` at the end of latus rectum. Find the area of quadrilateral so formed

A

`27/2 sq. units`

B

`27/4 sq. units`

C

`27 sq. units`

D

18 sq. units

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  • Tangents are drawn to the ellipse (x^2)/(9) + (y^2)/(5) = 1 at end of latus rectum . Find the area of quadrilateral so formed.

    A
    27
    B
    `27//2`
    C
    `27//4`
    D
    `27//55`
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    A
    27
    B
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