2ae=4⇒a=23⇒1−12b2=31⇒b2=8a2b2×B2A2=332⇒232×8×B2A2=332⇒BA2=2⇒A2=2B1−BA2=31⇒B=3⇒A2=6 E1:12x2+8y2=1 ....(i) E1:6x2+9y2=1...(ii) On solving (i) & (ii) (x,y)=(56,56),(5−6,56),(56,5−6),(5−6,5−6) Four points are vertices of rectangle area =5246
Let the ellipse E_1: x^2 a^2+ y^2 ~b^2=1, agt b and E_2: x^2 ~A^2+ y^2 ~B^2=1, ~A lt B have same eccentricity 1 √3. Let the product of their lengths…
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Let the ellipse E1:a2x2+ b2y2=1,a>b and E2: A2x2+ B2y2=1, A<B have same eccentricity 31. Let the product of their lengths of latus rectums be 332, and the distance between the foci of E1 be 4. If E1 and E2 meet at A,B,C and D, then the area of the quadrilateral ABCD equals :
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- A
5126
- B
66
- C
5186
- D
5246
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