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If `f : R->Q` (Rational numbers), `g : R ->Q` (Rational numbers) are two continuous functions such that `sqrt(3)f(x)+g(x)=4` then `(1-f(x))^3+(g(x)-3)^3` is equal to (1) `1` (2)`2` (3) `3` (4) `4 `

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