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Find the equation of hyperbola and length of its latus rectum, whose vertices are `(9,2),(1,2)` and the ecentricity is `(5)/(4)`.

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`((x-5)^(2))/(16)-((y-2)^(2))/(9)=1and(9)/(2)` unit
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