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`A-=(-4,0),B-=(4,0)` M and N are the variable points of the y-axis such that `M` lies below N and `M N=4` . Lines `A M and B N` intersect at `Pdot` The locus of `P` is (a) `2x y-16-x^2=0` (b)`2x y+16-x^2=0` (c) `2x y+16+x^2=0` (d)`2x y-16+x^2=0`

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