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If f(x) satisfies the requirements of Lagrange's mean value theorem on [0, 2] and if f(0)= 0 and `f'(x)lt=1/2`

A

`|f(x) |le 2`

B

`f(x) le 1`

C

`f(x) =2x`

D

`f(x) =3` for at least one x in [0,2]

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