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If a curve passing through `(1,1)` is such that the tangent drawn at any point `P` on it intersects the `x` -axis at `Q` and the reciprocal of abscissa of point `P` is equal to twice the `x` -intercept of tangent at `P`.Then the equation of the curve is

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