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Consider a curve `C : y^2-8x-2y-15=0` in which two tangents `T_1a n dT_2` are drawn from `P(-4,1)` . Statement 1: `T_1a n dT_2` are mutually perpendicular tangents. Statement 2: Point `P` lies on the axis of curve `Cdot`

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