alleryStart learning →With base AB fixed, medians from A and C stay perpendicular. C traces a
AA line
BA parabola
CAn ellipse
DA circle
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A circle
Working with A(-c/2, 0) and B(c/2, 0), the condition gives a circle with centre (-3c/4, 0) and radius 3c/4.
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