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`y=f(x)` is a function which satisfies
(i) `f(0)=0`
(ii) `f^prime prime(x)=f^prime(x)` and
(iii) `f^prime(0)=1` then the area bounded by the graph of `y=f(x)`, the lines `x=0, x-1=0` and `y +1=0`, is

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