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Let `f:A to B f (x) = (x +a)/(bx ^(2) + cx +2),` where A represent domain set and B represent range set of function `f (x)` a,b,c `inR, f (-1)=0 and y=1` is an asymptote of `y =f (x) and y=g (x)` is the inverse of `f (x).`
Area of region enclosed by asymptotes of curves `y =f (x) and y=g (x)` is:

A

4

B

9

C

12

D

25

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