The normal at any point on the ellipse bisects the angle made by the point with the two foci of the ellipse. What is this property called?

The normal at any point on the ellipse bisects the angle made by the point with the two foci of the ellipse. What is this property called? Correct Answer Focus-to-Focus property

Let a point ‘P’ be on an ellipse, and F1 and F2 are the focus of the ellipse. Then the normal at P bisects the angle between the PF1 and PF2. This property of the ellipse is called a focus-to-focus property of the ellipse.

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