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For every twice differentiable function `f: R->[-2,\ 2]` with `(f(0))^2+(f^(prime)(0))^2=85` , which of the following statement(s) is (are) TRUE? There exist `r ,\ s in R` where `roo)f(x)=1` (d) There exists `alpha in (-4,\ 4)` such that `f(alpha)+f"(alpha)=0` and `f^(prime)(alpha)!=0`

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