Consider the parabola y^2=12 x Column I...

Consider the parabola `y^2=12 x` Column I, Column II Equation of tangent can be, p. `2x+y-6=0` Equation of normal can be, q. `3x-y+1=0` Equation of chord of contact w.r.t. any point on the directrix can be, r. `x-2y-12=0` Equation of chord which subtends right angle at the vertex can be, s. `2x-y-36=0`

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