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Let `f:[0,1] rarr R` be such that `f(xy)=f(x).f(y),` for all `x,y in [0,1]` and `f(0) ne 0.` If `y=y(x)` satisfies the differential equation, `dy/dx=f(x)` with `y(0)=1,` then `y(1/4)+y(3/4)` is equql to (A)`5 ` (B) `3` (C) `2` (D) `4`

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