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Let `g(x)|f(x+c)f(x+2c)f(x+3c)f(c)f(2c)f(3c)f^(prime)(c)f^(prime)(2c)f^(prime)(3c)|,` where `c` is constant, then find `(lim)_(xvec0)(g(x))/x`

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