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For all real p, the line `2px+ysqrt(1-p^(2))=1` touches a fixed ellipse whose axex are the coordinate axes
The foci of the ellipse are

A

`(pmsqrt3/2,0)`

B

`(0,pmsqrt3/2)`

C

`(pmsqrt3,0`

D

`(0,pmsqrt3)`

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B
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