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Let the ordinates of points `P and Q` on the parabola `y^2 = 12x` be in the ratio `1:3 and (alpha, beta)` be the point of intersection of normals to parabola at `P and Q`, then `(12^2(alpha-6)^3/(beta^2)=`

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