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Rectangular Hyperbola**Apart from section 57, this chapter is independent of the two previous chapters on the ellipse and hyperbola and so readers, omitting sections 57 and 64, can study the rectangular hyperbola merely as the curve with the parametric equations x = ct and x = c/t.

Barry Spain

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Key concepts: Hyperbola, Asymptote, Ellipse, Mathematics, Geometry, Section (typography), Mathematical analysis, Computer science

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Rectangular Hyperbola**Apart from section 57, this chapter is independent of the two previous chapters on the ellipse and hyperbola and so readers, omitting sections 57 and 64, can study the rectangular hyperbola merely as the curve with the parametric equations x = ct and x = c/t. — Research Paper | ScholarLens