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Mathematical ellipse
If < f 1pf2 = 90 degrees, then according to Pythagorean theorem,

PF 1^2+PF2^2=F 1F2^2,

Let the elliptic focal coordinates F 1(-c, 0), F2(c, 0),

|F 1F2|=2c,

c=√(a^2-b^2),

pf 1^2+pf2^2=4c^2=4(a^2-b^2),

|PF 1|+|PF2|=2a,

(|PF 1|+|PF2|)^2=4a^2,

pf 1^2+pf2^2+2|pf 1|*|pf2|=4a^2,

4(a^2-b^2)+2|pf 1|*|pf2|=4a^2,

|PF 1|*|PF2|=2b^2,

|pf 1|(2a-|pf 1|)=2b^2,

|pf 1|^2-2a|pf 1|+2b^2=0,

To make the equation meaningful, △ = 4a2-8b2 >; =0,

a^2>; =2b^2,

∴a≥√2b,

Make a circle with the origin as the center and c as the radius, if a >;; 2b, there are four intersections, there are four such triangles, one vertex in each quadrant.

When b=c, the ellipse is tangent to the circle, and at the two ends of the short axis, * * * has two intersections, so there are two such triangles.