If the area bounded by the curve $2y^2 = 3x$,the lines $x+y=3$,$y=0$ and outside the circle $(x-3)^2 + y^2 = 2$ is $A$,then $4(\pi + 4A)$ is equal to $.........$.

  • A
    $42$
  • B
    $41$
  • C
    $43$
  • D
    $44$

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