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The area bounded between the parabolas `x^2=y/4"and"x^2=9y` and the straight line `y""=""2` is (1) `20sqrt(2)` (2) `(10sqrt(2))/3` (3) `(20sqrt(2))/3` (4) `10sqrt(2)`

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