If f(x) is derivable at x=2 such that f(...

If `f(x)` is derivable at `x=2` such that `f(2)=2` and `f'(2)=4 `, then the value of `lim_(h rarr0)(1)/(h^(2))(ln f(2+h^(2))-ln f(2-h^(2)))` is equal to

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