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Consider the function `f (x) and g (x),` both defined from `R to R`
`f (x) = (x ^(3))/(2 )+1 -x int _(0)^(x) g (t) dt and g (x) =x - int _(0) ^(1) f (t) dt, ` then
The number of points of intersection of `f (x) and g (x)` is/are:

A

`9/4`

B

`9/2`

C

`9/8`

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
C
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