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From the point `P(sqrt(2),sqrt(6))` , tangents `P Aa n dP B` are drawn to the circle `x^2+y^2=4` Statement 1 :The area of quadrilateral `O A P B(O` being the origin) is 4. Statement 2 : The area of square is `a^2,` where `a` is the length of side.

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