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Consider the curve `C:y^2- 8x-4y +28= 0.` Tangents `TP` and `TQ `are drawn on `C` at `P(5, 6)` and `Q(5,-2).` Also normals at `P` and `Q `meet at `R.`The coordinates of circumcentre of `DeltaPQR,` is

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