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Demonstration of Hyperbola Definition
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Description: Illustration showing the definition of an hyperbola. "An hyperbola may be described by the continuous motion of a point, as follows: To one of the foci F' fasten one end of a rigid bar F'B so that it is capable of turning freely about F' as a center in the plane of the paper."
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Keywords: conic sections, section, hyperbola, hyperbolas, focus, foci, major axis, minor axis, definition
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