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The parallelogram is bounded by the lines `y=ax + c; y=ax + d; y=bx + c` and `y=bx+ d ` and has the area `18` the parallelogram bounded by the lines `y=ax+c,y=ax-d,y=bx+c` and `y=bx-d` has area `72` given that `a,b,c&d` are positive numbers find the smallest possible value of `(a+b+c+d)`

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