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[" Let "g(x)=int_(0)^(x)f(t)dt," where "f" is such that "(1)/(2)<=f(t)<=1" or "t in[0,1]" and "0<=f(t)<=(1)/(2)" for "t in[1,2}" then "g(2)],[" satisfies the inequality."],[[" (a) "(-3)/(c)<=g(2)<(1)/(c)," (b) "0<=g(2)<2," (c) "(-3)/(2)

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