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Two hyperbolas have the same shape exactly when they share the same
Acentre point
Beccentricity
Caxis length
Dfocal length
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. eccentricity
Similar hyperbolas are those with equal eccentricity, since that fixes the ratio b/a.
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