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Consider a parabola `S: x^2=-4(y-4)` and a line L:y=x+8.S intersects x-axis at A and B and L intersects x-axis at C such that C, A and B are collinear in order. If a point P is chosen on 'L' such that tangents drawn from it to 'S' are perpendicular, then to

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