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We considered x=0 because it falls within the given interval (-()/(3), ()/(3)) and it is the point where the function x reaches its maximum value within that interval. To determine the range of x over the interval (-()/(3), ()/(3)): We evaluate x at the endpoints: (-()/(3)) = (1)/(2) and (()/(3)) = (1)/(2). We also consider any critical points (where the derivative is zero or undefined) within the interval. For x, its derivative is - x, which is 0 at x=0. At x=0, (0) = 1. Since the interval is open, x cannot be exactly -()/(3) or ()/(3), so x will be strictly greater than (1)/(2). However, x=0 is included in the interval, so x can be equal to 1. Therefore, the range of x for x (-()/(3), ()/(3)) is (1)/(2) < x 1. Considering x=0 was crucial to establish the upper bound of 1 for x. Last free one today — make it count tomorrow, or type /upgrade for unlimited.