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If `S` is the sum of cubes of possible value of `c` for which the area of the figure bounded by the curve `y=8x^2-x^5,` then straight lines `x=1a n dx=c` and the abscissa axis is equal to `(16)/3,` then the value of `[S],w h e r e[dot]` denotest the greatest integer function, is____

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