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Then function `f(x)=int_(-2)^(x)t(e^(t)-1)(t-2)^(3)(t-3)^(5)dt` has a local minima at x=

A

f has a local maximum at x=2

B

f is decreasing on (2,3)

C

there exists some `c in(0,oo)` such that f''(c ) =0

D

f has a local minimum at x=3

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