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Let the equation of ellipse be `x^(2)/(a^(2)+1)=y^(2)/(a^(2)+2)=1` Statement 1 If eccentricity of the ellipse be `1/sqrt6`, then length of latusrectum is `10/sqrt6`. Statement 2 Length of latusrectum=`(2(a^(2)+1))/(sqrt(a^(2)+2))`

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