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If the normals at `P(theta)` and `Q(pi/2+theta)` to the ellipse `(x^2)/(a^2)+(y^2)/(b^2)=1` meet the major axis at `Ga n dg,` respectively, then `P G^2+Qg^2=` `b^2(1-e^2)(2-e)^2` `a^2(e^4-e^2+2)` `a^2(1+e^2)(2+e^2)` `b^2(1+e^2)(2+e^2)`

A

`b^(2)(1 - e^(2))(2 - e^(2))`

B

`a^(2)(1 - e^(2))(2 - e^(2))`

C

`a^(2)(1 + e^(2))(2 + e^(2))`

D

`b^(2)(1 + e^(2))(2 + e^(2))`

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