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If the tangent drawn at any point `P(a cos^(4)theta,a sin^(4)theta)` on the curve `sqrt(x)+sqrt(y)=sqrt(a)` meets the co-ordinate axes in `A,B` respectively then. The value of `(OA-OB)/(OA+OB)` is (where `O` is origin)

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