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If f(x) is a polynomial of degree 6, which satisfies `lim_(x->0)(1+(f(x)/(x^3)))^(1/x)=e^2` and local minimum at `x=1` and has local maximum at `x=0` and `x = 2`, then the value of `(5/9)^4f(18/5)` is :

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