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[" If "y=2x-3" is a tangent to the parabola "],[y^(2)=4a(x-(1)/(3))," then "'a'" is equal to- "],[" (A) "1],[" (B) "-1],[" (C) "(14)/(3)],[" (D) "(-14)/(3)]

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