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` sqrt(sin 2x) cos 2x`

A

`(1)/(3)(sinx)^(3//2)+C`

B

`(1)/(3)(sin x)^(1//2)+C`

C

`(1)/(3)(sin 2x)^(3//2)+C`

D

`(1)/(3)(sin 2x)^(1//2)+C`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`intsqrt(sin2x)cos 2xdx`
Let `" "sin2x=t" "rArr" "2cos 2x=(dt)/(dx)`
`rArr" "dx=(dt)/(2cos 2x)`
`therefore int sqrt(sin2x)cos 2x dx=intsqrtt cos 2x(dt)/(2cos 2x)=(1)/(2)int sqrtt dt`
`=(1)/(2)(t^(1//2+1))/(((1)/(2)+1))+C=(1)/(3)t^(3//2)+C`
`=(1)/(3)(sin2x)^(3//2)+C`
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