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Let P be a point on the curve `c_(1):y=sqrt(2-x^(2))` and Q be a point on the curve `c_(2):xy=9,` both P and Q be in the first quadrant. If d denotes the minimum distance between P and Q, then `d^(2)` is ………..

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