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`Suppose lim_(xrarr0) (int_(0)^(x)(t^(2) dt)/((a+t^(r))^(1//p)))/(bx- sinx)=l`,
`p in N, p ge 2,a gt gt 0,rgt 0 and b ne 0`
If `l` exists and is non- zero, then

A

`b gt 1`

B

`0 lt b lt 1`

C

`b lt0`

D

`b=1`

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