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Let the lines `(y-2)=m_1(x-5)` and `(y+4)=m_2(x-3)` intersect at right angles at `P` (where `m_1a n dm_2` are parameters). If the locus of `P` is `x^2+y^2gx+fy+7=0` , then the value of `|f+g|` is__________

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