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Analytic Geometry Skills in Senior High School Mathematics
Suppose A(2pt squared, 2pt) and B(2ps squared, 2ps), then the product of the number of oa and ob is 0, namely 4p squared, t squared, s squared +4p squared, and ts=0, so ts=- 1.

And the square of oa =(2pt square) +(2pt square) = 4pt square *(t square+1)= 1,

The square of Ob = the square of 4p's square of s * (the square of s+1)=64.

Divide the two formulas to get t square = 1/4 (because st=- 1), and then substitute to get p square =4/5. In this way, you can write the answer.