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Let `y=y(x) y(1)=1` and `y(e)=e^(2)`. Consider `J=int(x+y)/(xy)dy I=int(x+y)/(x^(2))dx, J-I=g(x) `and `g(1)=1` then the value of `g(e)` is

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