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Let f(x)=2^(2x-1)" and "g(x)=-2^(x)+2xlo...

Let `f(x)=2^(2x-1)" and "g(x)=-2^(x)+2xlog2.` Then the set of points satisfying `f'(x)gtg'(x)`, is

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