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[" If bisector of the angle "APB," where "PA" and "PB" are the "],[" tangents to the parabola "y^(2)=4ax," is equally inclined to "],[" the coordinate axes,then the point "P" lies on "],[" a.tangent at vertex of the parabola "],[" b.directrix of the parabola "],[" circle with centre at the origin and radius "a],[" d.the line of latus rectum "]

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