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If `f:[2, 3] rarr RR` is defined by `f(x)=x^(3)+3x-2`, then the range `f(x)` is contained in the interval :

A

`[1, 12]`

B

`[12, 34]`

C

`[35, 50]`

D

`[-12, 12]`

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