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For x in R-{0,1}, let f_(1)(x)=(1)/(x),f_(2)(x)=1-x and f_(3)(x)=(1)/(1-x) be three given functions.If a function,J(x) satisfies (f_(2)oJof_(1))(x)=f_(3)(x) then J(x) is equal to

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