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Let `g\ :[1,6]->[0,\ )` be a real valued differentiable function satisfying `g^(prime)(x)=2/(x+g(x))` and `g(1)=0,` then the maximum value of `g` cannot exceed `ln2` (b) `ln6` `6ln2` (d) `2\ ln\ 6`

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