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There exist two circles that go through two points (1,3) (2,4) and are tangent to the y-axis. Letting the radii of the circles be A and B, implies that A*B = ?

There exist two circles that go through two points (1,3) (2,4) and are tangent to the y-axis. Letting the radii of the circles be A and B, implies that A*B = ?
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There exist two circles that go through two points (1,3) (2,4) and are tangent to the y-axis. Letting the radii of the circles be A and B, implies that A*B = ?

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