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Find the maximum area of circle which touches the parabolas `y=x^2+1` and `y=x^2-1` (i) `((9pi)/16)` sq.unit (ii) `((9pi)/32)` sq.unit (iii) `((9pi)/8)` sq.unit (iv) `((9pi)/4)` sq.unit

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