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\int \frac{cos\ 2x}{(sin\ x+cos\ x)^2} \, dx is equal to,
(A) \frac{-1}{sin\ x+cos\ x} +C
(B) log |sin x + cos x |+C
(C) log |sin x - cos x |+ C
(D) \frac{-1}{(sin\ x+cos\ x)^2} +C

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Answered by Anonymous
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