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If `Pa n dQ` are sum and product respectively of all real values of `x` satisfying the equation `|4-|x-2||=3` , then a.`|P|+|Q|=143` b. `|P|+|Q|=127` c. `|P+Q|=142` d. `|P|+|Q|=142`

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