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Let y=f(x) be a polynomial in x. the second order derivative of `f(e^x)` at x=1 is-

A

`ef''(e)+f'(e)`

B

`(f''(e)+f'(e))e^2`

C

`y'(1)=ef'(e)`

D

`(f''(e)e+f'(e))e`

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