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1.	The rectangular hyperbola is the set of points whose product of the distance from the fixed lines perpendicular to each other is constant. What are those fixed lines called?
A.	Directrix
B.	Latus rectum
C.	Asymptotes
D.	Semi-latus rectum
Answer» E.

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