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f(x)=2x-tan^(-1)x-log{x+sqrt(x^2+1)} is ...

`f(x)=2x-tan^(-1)x-log{x+sqrt(x^2+1)}` is monotonically increasing when (a) `x >0` (b) `x<0` (c) `x in R` (d) `x in R-{0}`

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