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If `f(x) = xe^(x (1- x))`, then f(x) is a)increasing on [-1/2, 1] b)decreasing on R c)increasing on R d)decreasing on [-1/2, 1]

A

increasing on [-1/2, 1]

B

decreasing on R

C

increasing on R

D

decreasing on [-1/2, 1]

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