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[" The line "x-y=1" intersects the parabola "y^(2)=4x" at "A" and "B" ."],[" Normals at "A" and "B" intersect at "C" .If "D" is the point at which "],[" line "CD" is normal to the parabola,the coordinates of "D" are "],[[" A) "(4,-4),],[" B) ",(4,4)],[" C) ",(-4,-4)],[" D) None of these "]]

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