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If the normal at `(at_(1)^(2), 2at_(1))" to " y^(2) =4ax` intersect the parabola at `(at_(2)^(2), 2at_(2))` , prove that,
`t_(1)+t_(2)+(2)/(t_1)=0(t_(1) ne 0)`

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