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If int 1/sqrt(9-16x^(2)) dx = a sin^(-1)...

If `int 1/sqrt(9-16x^(2)) dx = a sin^(-1) (bx) +c`, then 4a+3b=

A

`-12`

B

5

C

`-17`

D

25

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