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(1)/(ae^(x)+be^(-x))...

`(1)/(ae^(x)+be^(-x))`

A

`(1)/(sqrtab)tan^(-1)(sqrt((b)/(a))e^x)+c`

B

`(1)/(sqrtab)tan^(-1)(sqrt((a)/(b))e^x)+c`

C

`(1)/(sqrtab)tan^(-1)(sqrt((be^x)/(a)))+c`

D

`(1)/(sqrtab)tan^(-1)(sqrt((ae^x)/(b)))+c`

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