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Let `f:R to R` be a positive increasing function with `lim_(x to oo) (f(3x))/(f(x))=1`. Then `lim_(x to oo) (f(2x))/(f(x))=`

A

1

B

`(2)/(3)`

C

`(3)/(2)`

D

3

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