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Let `varphi(x)=f(x)+f(2a-x)` and `f"(x)>0` for all `x in [0,\ a]` . Then, `varphi(x)` (a) increases on `[0,\ a]` (b) decreases on `[0,\ a]` (c) increases on `[-a ,\ 0]` (d) decreases on `[a ,\ 2a]`

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