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y=x + sin x,…. x = 0, x=(pi)/(2)...

`y=x + sin x,…. x = 0, x=(pi)/(2)`

A

`(pi)/(4)+1`

B

`(pi)/(4)-1`

C

`(pi^(2))/(4)+1`

D

`(pi^(2))/(8)+1`

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