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Let `f(a)>0`, and let `f(x)` be a non-decreasing continuous function in `[a, b]`. Then,`1/(b-a)int_a^bf (x) dx` has the

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Maximum value f (b)

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Maximum value f (a)

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Maximum value (c )

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None of these

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