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Let `S(x_(1),0)` for `x_(1)>0` is focus of the ellipse `E:(x^(2))/(9)+(y^(2))/(4)=1.` Suppose a parabola whose vertex is `V(x_(1)sqrt(5),0)` touches the ellipse at points `A` and `B` in `I` and `IV` quadrants respectively. Axis of parabola is `x` - axis. Equation of normal to the ellipse `E` at `A` is

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