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If C(1) equiv y = 1/(1+x^(2)) and C(2) e...

If `C_(1) equiv y = 1/(1+x^(2)) and C_(2) equiv y =x^(2) / 2` be two curve lying in XY plane. Then

A

area bounded by curve `C_(1 )and y = 0 `is`pi`

B

area bounded by `C_(1) and C_(2)` is` pi/2 - 1/3`

C

area bounded by `C_(1) and C_(2)` is `1-pi/2`

D

area bounded by curve `C_(1)` and x-axis is `pi/2`

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