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If (9a, 6a) is a point bounded in the region formed by parabola y 2 = 16x and x = 9, then
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Since, the point (9a, 6a) is bounded in the region formed by the parabola y 2 = 16 and x = 9, then

y 2 - 16x < 0, x - 9 < 0
36a 2 - 16 (9a) < 0, 9a - 9 < 0
36a (a - 4) < 0, 9a - 9 < 0
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