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Let ` f(x) = log _({x}) [x]`
`g (x) =log _({x})-{x}`
`h (x) log _({x}) {x}`
where `[], {}` denotes the greatest integer function and fractional part function respectively.
Domine of `h (x)` is :

A

`[2,oo)`

B

`[1,oo)`

C

`[2,oo)-{I}`

D

`R ^(+) -{I}`

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C
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