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Let `a , b , c` be three real numbers such that `a < b < c . f(x)` is continuous in `[a , c]` and differentiable in `(a , c)` Also, `f^(prime)(x)` is strictly increasing in `(a , c)` Prove that `(b-c)f(a)+(c-a)f(b)+(a-b)f(c)<0.`

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