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Suppose `f,f' and f"` are continuous on `[0,e]` and that `f^(prime)(e)=f(e)=f(1)=1 and int_1^e(f(x))/(x^2)dx=1/2,` then the value of `int_1^0 f*(x)ln xdx` equals.

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