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Consider the parabola `y^(2)=4x` .A=(4,-4) and B=(9,6) "be two fixed point on the parabola"." Let 'C' be a moving point on the parabola between "A" and "B" such that the area of the triangle ABC is maximum then the co-ordinate of 'C' is

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