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The length of the latus rectum of the parabola whose focus is `((u^2)/(2g)sin2alpha,-(u^2)/(2g)cos2alpha)` and directrix is `y=(u^2)/(2g)` is `(u^2)/gcos^2alpha` (b) `(u^2)/gcos^2 2alpha` `(2u^2)/gcos^2 2alpha` (d) `(2u^2)/gcos^2alpha`

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