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If `u=inte^(ax)sin " bx dx" and v=int^(e^(ax))cos " bx dx"`,then `tan^(-1)((u)/(v))+tan^(-1)((b)/(a))` equals

A

`bx`

B

`2bx`

C

`b^(2)x^(2)`

D

`sqrt(bx)`

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