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Given the ellipse (x ^(2))/(4) +y ^(2) =...

Given the ellipse `(x ^(2))/(4) +y ^(2) =1,` the point on the line `x =2,` such that the tangents drawn from the point to the ellipse are at `45^(@),` is

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