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Easy
Question
An ellipse has the point
and
as its foci and
as one of its tangent then the coordinate of the point where this line touches the ellipse are
The correct answer is: 
Given- An ellipse has the point
and
as its foci and
as one of its tangent then we have to find the coordinate of the point where this line touches the ellipse.

So, the point of contact of tangent to ellipse is .
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