Show that the area enclosed between y^(2...

Show that the area enclosed between `y^(2)=4ax` and `y=mx` is `(8)/(3)(a^(2))/(m^(3))` sq units.

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`=(8)/(3)(a^(2))/(m^(3))` sq units.

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