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If I=int(e^x)/(e^(4x)+e^(2e)+1) dx. J=in...

If `I=int(e^x)/(e^(4x)+e^(2e)+1) dx. J=int(e^(-x))/(e^(-4x)+e^(-2x)+1) dx.` Then for an arbitrary constant c, the value of `J-I` equal to

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