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Plane and solid analytic geometry; an elementary textbook (1901)

Ashton, Charles H. (Charles Hamilton), 1866- · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 131

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the next article that the curve approaches coinci-dence with these lines. Such a line is called an asymptote.If we continue to increase 0, we see that there will beno real value of p until tan 6 again becomes numerically Vless than — Then p goes through the same changes in value, decreasing until… … Place the points F and D on the X-axis so thatF0=CF and Df C = CD, and draw DH perpendicular Ch. IX, § 66] CONIC SECTIONS 113 to the .X-axis. The symmetry of the curve again shows,as in the ellipse, that the hyperbola may be said to havetwo foci, .Fand F\ and two directrices, DJ3and B1W. We can now…

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