Given an ellipse (), the two foci and the two vertices of the minor axis form a square, and its perimeter is .
(1) Find the equation of ellipse ;
(2) Let line pass through point () and intersect ellipse at points and . The point symmetric to with respect to the origin is . If point always lies inside the circle with diameter , find the range of .
Solution
Solution:
(1) From the problem, we have ,
and since , we solve to get , , ,
thus, the equation of ellipse is .
(2) When the slope of line does not exist, according to the problem, the equation of is ,
at this time, , are the top and bottom vertices of the ellipse, and ,
since point always lies inside the circle with diameter and ,
we have ,
let , , then , ,
let the midpoint of be ,
then , ,
thus ,
thus ,
,
since point always lies inside the circle with diameter ,
, we solve to get ,
thus, the range of is .
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