The equation $\frac{x^2}{29 - p} + \frac{y^2}{4 - p} = 1$ $(p \neq 4, 29)$ represents:

  • A
    an ellipse if $p$ is any constant less than $4$.
  • B
    a hyperbola if $p$ is any constant between $4$ and $29$.
  • C
    a rectangular hyperbola if $p$ is any constant greater than $29$.
  • D
    no real curve if $p$ is greater than $29$.

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