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	1 CHAPTER 2 CONIC SECTIONS 2.1 Introduction A particle moving under the influence of an inverse square force moves in an orbit that is a conic section; that is to say an ellipse, a parabola or a hyperbola. We shall prove DocID: 1tRzJ - View Document
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