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If the line `y-sqrt(3)x+3=0` cut the parabola `y^2=x+2` at `P` and `Q` , then `A PdotA Q` is equal to [where `A=(sqrt(3),o)]` `(2(sqrt(3)+2))/3` (b) `(4sqrt(3))/2` `(4(2-sqrt(2)))/3` (d) `(4(sqrt(3)+2))/3`

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