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Let f be a function defined on the interval `[0,2pi]` such that `int_(0)^(x)(f^(')(t)-sin2t)dt=int_(x)^(0)f(t)tantdt` and `f(0)=1`. Then the maximum value of `f(x)`is…………………..

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