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If I(1)=intsin^(-1)xdx and I(2)sin^(-1)s...

If `I_(1)=intsin^(-1)xdx and I_(2)sin^(-1)sqrt(-x^(2))dx,` then

A

`I_1=I_2`

B

`I_2=(pi)/(2)I_1`

C

`I_1+I_2=(pix)/(2)`

D

`I_1-I_2=(pix)/(2)`

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C
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