If the normal to the rectangular hyperbola \( xy = c^2 \) at the point \( (ct, c/t) \) meets the curve again at \( (ct', c/t') \), then:
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The normal to a curve often intersects the curve at a point where the parameter \( t' \) is related to \( t \) in a simple way, often as \( t' = -t \).
Step 1: Use properties of the normal.
The normal to the rectangular hyperbola intersects the curve again at the point where the value of \( t' \) is the negative of \( t \).
Step 2: Conclusion.
Thus, \( t' = -t \).