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A line which the positive direction of x-axis is drawn through the point `P(3, 4),` to cut the curve `y^2= 4x` at `Q ` and `R`. Show that the lengths of the segments `PQ` and `PR` are numerical values of the roots of the equation `r^2sin^2theta+4r(2sintheta-costheta)+4=0`

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