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Let `phi:[0,1]->[0,1]` be a continuous and one-one function. Let `phi(0)=0,phi(1)=1,phi(1/2)=p and phi(1/4)=q` then

A

`p gt 0`

B

`p lt q`

C

p = q

D

No comparison between p and q

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