Statement 1: The line x-y-5=0 cannot be ...

Statement 1: The line `x-y-5=0` cannot be normal to the parabola `(5x-15)^2+(5y+10)^2=(3x-4y+2)^2dot` Statement 2: Normal to parabola never passes through its focus.

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