Prove that the chord y-xsqrt(2)+4asqrt(2...

Prove that the chord `y-xsqrt(2)+4asqrt(2)=0` is a normal chord of the parabola `y^2=4a x` . Also find the point on the parabola when the given chord is normal to the parabola.

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