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[" Two tangents to the circle "x^(2)+y^(2)=4" at points A and "B" meet at "P(-4,0)" .The area of the quadrilateral PAOB,"],[" where "O" is the origin,is "],[[" (a) "4," (b) "6sqrt(2)," (c) "6," (d) "4sqrt(3)]]

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