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For studying an ellipse, the foci are usually placed
Aalong the line y = x
Baway from both axes
Con one axis, symmetric
Dtogether at the origin
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. on one axis, symmetric
This position gives the familiar standard equation of the ellipse.
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