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Let F(x) be an indefinite integral of si...

Let F(x) be an indefinite integral of `sin^(2) x `
Statement - I : The function F(x) satisfies `F(x+pi) = F(x)` for all real x
Statement - II : `sin^(2) (pi+x) = sin^(2) x ` for all real x

A

Statement - I is True , Statement - II is True , Statement - II is a correct explanation for Statement -I

B

Statement - I is True , Statement - II is True , Statement - II is not a correct explanation fo Statement - I

C

Statement - I is True , Statement - II is False

D

Statement - I is False , Statement - II is True .

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