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from point `P (-1, 0)` two tangents `PQ ` and `PS ` are drawn to the parabola `y^2= 4x. Q` and `S` are lying on the parabola. Normals at point `Q`. and `S` intersect at `R,` then area of quadrilateral `PQRS` wil be

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