If SM and S'M' are perpendiculars from the foci S and S' resp upon tangent to the ellipse, then CM and CM' are parallel to S'P and SP resp.Prove this.
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31st March 2017,
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In the question you have not mentioned where is point P lies on directrix or ellipse?
Please check it and post it again.
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