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The area bounded by the curve `y=x^2`, the x-axis and the line `x=2^(1/3)` is divided into two equal areas by the line `x=k`. The value of `k` is (A) `2^(-2/3)` (B) `2^(-1/3)` (C) `1` (D) `2^(1/3)-1`

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