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[" Let "P" be "a" point on the curve "C_(1):y=sqrt(2-x^(2))" and "Q],[" be "a" point on the curve "C_(2):xy=9," both "P" and "Q" lie "],[" in the first quadrant.If "d'" denotes the minimum "],[" value between "P" and "Q" ,"],[" Sum of the coordinates of point "P" is "]

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