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[" If "n" is a natural number such thatn "-p_(1)^(@)*P_(2)^(@)cdots P_(2)^(2)" and "p_(1),p_(2),...,P_(2)" are distin "],[" then in nelongs to "],[[" (A) "(k+ln2,alpha)," (B) "[k ln2,oo)],[[" (A) "(-oo,k/n2]," (D) "ln2,oo]]]

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