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Let f(x)=exex2 and if f[g(x)]=x then g(e100212e501) is equal to k then sum of digits of k is

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f(x)=exex2

Given that

f(g(x))=x

eg(x)eg(x)2=x

eg(x)1eg(x)2=x

e2g(x)12eg(x)=x

Therefore, g(x)=g(e2g(x)12eg(x))=k

Substitute g(x)=501, we get

g(e2×50112e501)=501=k

g(e100212e501)=501=k

Therefore, k=501

Hence sum of digits of k=5+0+1=6


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