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[" Q5.For the ellipse "(x^(2))/(9)+(y^(2))/(4)=1" with vertices "A" and "A" ,tangent drawn at "],[" the point "P" in the first quadrant meets the "y" -axis at "Q" and the chord "AP],[" meets the "y" -axis at "M" .If "O" is the origin,then "OQ^(2)-MQ^(2)" equals to "]

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