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If graph of the function `y=f(x)` is continuous and passes through point `(3,1)` then `(lim)_(xvec3)((log)_e(3f(x)-2))/(2(1-f(x)))` is equal `3/2` b. `1/2` c. `-3/2` d. `-1/2`

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