SOLUTION: Prove that family of curves x^2/c^2 + y^2/(c^2 -1) is self orthogonal?
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Question 1183746: Prove that family of curves x^2/c^2 + y^2/(c^2 -1) is self orthogonal?
Answer by ikleyn(52798) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Prove that family of curves x^2/c^2 + y^2/(c^2 -1) is self orthogonal?
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MAKES no SENSE.
The posted formula does not describe any curve.
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