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Let `f:(0,1) in (0,1)` be a differenttiable function such that `f(x)ne 0` for all `x in (0,1)` and `f((1)/(2))=(sqrt(3))/(2)`. Suppose for all x,
`underset(x to x)lim(overset(1)underset(0)int sqrt(1(f(s))^(2))dxoverset(x)underset(0)int sqrt(1(f(s))^(2))ds)/(f(t)-f(x))=f(x)`
Then, the value of `f((1)/(4))` belongs to

A

`{sqrt7, sqrt15}`

B

`{sqrt7/2, sqrt15/2}`

C

`{sqrt7/3, sqrt15/3}`

D

`{sqrt7/4, sqrt15/4}`

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D
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