For the ellipse question
let P be (2cos@, rt3sin@)
equation of normal at P:
y=-2/rt3.tan@.x - [(4-3)/rt3]sin@
let C be the pt of intersection of normal n X axis
Solve for C get: x= [(4-3)/2]cos@
now use that to prove PS/PS'=CS/CS' (shud have done that in previous part?)
Now finally:
let ^PCS=q (an angle)
^PCS'=180-q
use sine rule sin(p)/PS=sin(^CPS)/CS and sin(180-p)/PS'=sin(^CPS')/CS'
since sin(p)=sin(180-p) and PS/PS'=CS/CS', derive ^CPS=^CPS'