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[" 1.The ends of latusrectum of a parabola are "(-3,1)" and "(1,1)" then equation of parabola is "],[qquad 1/(x+1)^(2)=4yquad " 2) "(x-1)^(2)=4yquad " 3) "(x+1)^(2)=2yquad " 4) "(x-1)^(2)=2y]

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