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The smallest area enclosed by `y=f(x)`, when `f(x)` is s polynomial of lease degree satisfying `lim_(x->0)[(1+(f(x))/x^3)]^(1/x)=e` and the circle `x^2+y^2=2` above the x-axis is:

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