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Let g(x) be a function defined on [0, 7] and g(x) = 
where f is the function whose graph is as shown in figure given below, then
M is same as obtained in above question. If at x = a and x = b, g(x) attains its greatest value and least values respectively, then
a b =
- m 6
- m 1
- m 9
- - m
The correct answer is: - m
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