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In the directrix definition, distance to focus divided by distance to directrix is the:
ALatus rectum
BSemi-minor axis
CEccentricity
DFocal radius
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Eccentricity
For every point of the conic this constant ratio is by definition the eccentricity e.
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