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Write function collatz() that takes a positive integer x as input and prints the Collatz sequence starting at x. A Collatz sequence is obtained by repeatedly applying this rule to the previous number x in the sequence Your function should stop when the sequence gets to number 1. Your implementation must be recursive, without any loops.

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