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[" A tangent to the hyperbola "x^(2)-2y^(2)=4" meets "x" -axis "],[" at "P" and "y" -axis at "Q" .Lines "PR" and "QR" are drawn "],[" such that "OPRQ" is a rectangle (where "O" ' is the "],[" origin).The locus of "'R'" is "]

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