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[" If a number of ellipse (whose axes are "x" y axes) be described having the same major axis "2" abut "],[" a variable minor axis the tangents at the ends of their latus rectum pass through fixed points "],[" which can be - tangent: "+-e/ar+-1/ay-1" duf "(+-y/a-1)=0],[[" (A) "(0,a)," (B) "(0,0)," (C) "(0,-a)," (D) "(a,a)]]

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