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[" If "x_(1)" and "x_(2)" abscissae of two points on the curve "f(x)=x-x^(2)" in the interval "(0,1),],[" maximum value of the expression "(x_(1)+x_(2))-(x_(1)+x_(2)^(2))" is "],[[" (A) "(1)/(4)," (B) "(1)/(2)],[" (C) "1," (D) "2]]

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